unhappy. and that leads to tyranny. mark: to tyranny and violence. let s me ask you this senator lee, when you lead this first draft opinion, did it say anything in there about marriage, interracial marriage affecting any other rights other than the issue of abortion. no, in justice alito s opinion, goes out of its way to point out, it does not extent to any of those areas, but focused only on this narrow area, and reach the the decision it reached in a manner consistent with what i predict. in chapter 8 of saving nine, an interaction between justice alito and solicitor
penalty, they have one, if they don t they don t. they want an extremist position on abortion, from my perspective, they have one up to minute before birth. if they don t want abortion, they don t. it is called mobility, diversity that brings unity. what does that mean? is that mean we won t be at each other s throats all of the time because certain states go one way and others the other? the source of our strength, patterned some ways after indian can confederacy, a chief from a tribe taught frank lynn about this confederatey was strong they allowed each tribe to govern itself at a local level, and came together as a nation common
would lead to this direction. that is very dangerous. mark: yes or no. did the supreme court outlaw abortion? this draft opinion. no. you would think that listening to leftist politicians, that the supreme court outlawed abortion, it did nothing of the sort, all it did was acknowledge something which has always been true, the constitution says nothing about abortion, nothing implicitly about abortion, those decisions are to be made, not by 9 lawyers wearing robes on the supreme court, not even by congress. in most circumstances, but, by the people s elected lawmakers, typically in the state governments. all right, we ll be right back. ues.