convicted of a crime. in today s environment, it is hard to see a way to make abortion illegal while not holding women responsible. if roe v wade is overturned, 26 states are certain or likely to out right ban abortion according to the gut marker institute. and as paul writes the washington post today, once overturned, red states will compete to see who can pass the most harsh abortion ban and if that doesn t throw people who want to exercise their right on their bodies in jail, you haven t been paying enough attention. that will be just the start. so what should democrats do about it? that is up next. emocrats do about it that is up next. it s 5:00 a.m., and i feel like i can do anything.
texas continues to be america s very own gilyard from the hand maid s tale and another abortion case coming down the road with even greater consequences. exactly one month from now on december 1st, the supreme court will hear a mississippi law banning most abortions after 15 weeks. that s designed to take direct aim at roe v wade. mississippi wants the court to overrule the decision that says states cannot impose an undue burden on the right to abortion before viability. as of now, according to the gut marker institute, 12 states have laws as 12 that would be triggered if the court were to overturn roe v wade immediately banning all or nearly all abortions. but abortion rights is just one of the ways that this is shaping up to be a block burster term for the court. in two days, the justices will hear a challenge to a new york