this decision hold, is the worst-case scenario. i know a lot of people are thinking maybe the court would uphold this mississippi law while still not explicitly rejecting roe and trying to find some middle space. we know that is not the case now. this is a full frontal attack on the due process. and i think that part also is very surprising to me. what do you think about that, tally? what does this do to other rights of privacy that we have. well, the draft opinion. protests a lot about this. protests may be too much about this, because it says right there, he asks justice alito, where does it say abortion in the constitution? how many times? and he says, zero. that s one sentence. so that begs the question, what about all the other rights that aren t written in the constitution? and he says, well, we re not going after the ones that are rooted in the history and traditions of this country. and that are essential to liberty. but, it s not entirely obvious
while still not explicitly rejecting roe and trying to find some middle space. we know that is not the case now. this is a full frontal attack on the substantive due process right. and i think that part also is very surprising to me. what do you think about that tali? what does this do to other rights of privacy that we have. well, the draft opinion. protests a lot about this. protests may be too much about this, because it says right there, he asks justice alito, where does it say abortion in the constitution? how many times? and he says, zero. that s one sentence. so that begs the question, what about all the other rights that aren t written in the constitution? and he says, well, we re not going after the ones that are rooted in the history and traditions of this country. and that are essential to liberty. but, it s not entirely obvious that that doesn t make things like the right to contraception, vulnerable. the right to marrying whoever you want. interracial marriage.