branch in congress fails to codify it. you re agreeing with that, doug. absolutely. there s no question. i really think that laura is right. a decision, a draft written in february and it s may, i don t think it s a coincidence. i think this is pretty much the decision. i can t give an idea of why somebody may have leaked this but clearly, i think this decision is going to stand pretty much as is. i could be wrong. i think it s r there. i think as she said, the ftea leaves are there. i think folks have to really be looking at this. it doesn t matter what justice alleto says it s only for this one case. it is not. there s a lot of other cases involving women s reproductive rights that are winding its way through the courts including the way that texas and now i think oklahoma are creating this vigilante justice. all those issues will be front and sevcenter as well.
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The roads in Hollywood are littered with potential sequels that reached some form of development, only to stall out. Sometimes, they stall out for decades but eventually get revived. Other times, thereâs a pitch and a draft, and then nothing comes of it. That seems to be where we are with regards to
San Andreas 2, a sequel that was rumored to spring off of the Dwayne Johnson earthquake thriller released by New Line in 2015. As with almost every movie The Rock stars in, the possibility of a franchise swirled in the wake of the movieâs release. But co-star Alexandra Daddario recently threw cold water on the hopes of fans, telling Collider:
they probably had a draft written. i m so surprised and disappointed at the amount of politics involved. people pushing for their ideology. this understanding the law. saying it s discriminatory when the people don t even have those constitutionally protected rights. they are not u.s. citizens. therefore they are making a legal claim that they don t have the basis for in terms of saying that. for me, i think you would hope that a certain point, i don t see anything on its face examining the order, they tried to address the problems people have with it. they amended, they put forward a revised one which should pass any kind of constitutional muster. eric: seems to be this endless stream of pushback on everything. greg: yes, it doesn t matter what he does. they re going to hate the travel ban the matter what. they water it down ban travel