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Outright. i don t foresee another one of these coalitions coming together that says, look, this has been the law for 50, 40 some odd years and we re going to respect it. that s what story decisis is, respecting precedent. to us, the people who want to overturn it, is like racial segregation. they want to overturn it because it was wrong in their view. pete williams, what s your reporting on this and how realistic is it that there are cases that will wind their way through that would ultimately lead to an overturning of roe v. wade? there is no shortage of cases in the states that have tried repeat lid to overturn roe. the more recent trend with ken dip on the court has been to say, well, that s a lost cause. so the action has been in the states to, as nina say, restrict access. instructive example. texas passed a law that said a clinic that provides abortion services has to be built to the same standards as an ambulatory care center and the doctors who ....
Not be taken away. that includes the right to abortion that he helped to preserve and rights for gay people he helped to establish, the right to marry and be treated equally. time will tell, but every indication is president trump in a little over a week is someone who does not think those rights are fully protected by the constitution. i think we have the sound. one of the concepts that really means a lot in america is you don t overturn precedent unless there is a good reason. and i would tell my pro-life friends, you can be pro life and conservative, but you can also believe in story decisis. roe v. wade has been affirmed many years. i hope the justice that sits on the court, all of them, would listen to the arguments on both sides before they decide it. the story decisis is a well known concept in our law. nina, for people who are watching this unfold and who are worried, for whatever reason, but let s take people who are ....
Precedent unless there s a good reason. i tell my pro-life friends you can be pro-life and conservative, but roe v. wade has been affirmed many ways over the years. i hope the justice that sits on the court, all of them, would listen to the argument on both side but story decisis is a well known concept in our law. are you going to vote for somebody that doesn t believe in that? i m not going to vote for anybody who tells me they decide the case before the facts are presented to them. i don t expect them to tell me i will overturn roe v. wade. i have a bill that says because a baby can feel pain 20 weeks during the birthing process there s a compelling interest to protect a child from abortion at that period. that s a novel issue that s ....
These coalitions coming together that says, look, this has been the law for 50, 40 some odd years and we re going to respect it. that s what story decisis is, respecting precedent. to us, the people who want to overturn it, is like racial segregation. they want to overturn it because it was wrong in their view. pete williams, what s your reporting on this and how realistic is it that there are cases that will wind their way through that would ultimately lead to an overturning of roe v. wade? there is no shortage of cases in the states that have tried repeat lid to overturn roe. the more recent trend with ken dip on the court has been to say, well, that s a lost cause. so the action has been in the states to, as nina say, restrict access. instructive example. texas passed a law that said a clinic that provides abortion services has to be built to the same standards as an ambulatory care center and the doctors who ....