Instead of fighting each other over abortion, Democrats can fight these Republicans.
Roe v. Wade
Posted inLaw and Justice
Taking Liberties: How Alito’s Abortion Opinion Distorts History
His leaked draft, overturning Roe v. Wade, likens itself to the heroic 1954 ruling overturning school segregation. The justice couldn’t be more wrong.
Posted inLaw and Justice
There’s No Magic Trick That Can Save Abortion Rights
Some Roe v. Wade defenders hope that stripping the Supreme Court of authority to hear abortion cases can save the day. Two legal scholars explain why it can’t.
Posted inPolitics
Alito’s Arrogance and the End of Roe
The leaked draft of the abortion opinion is hypocritical concern trolling—and proof that the Court’s majority is an extension of the Republican Party.
Posted inFeatured, Law and Justice, Political Animal, Politics
The Supreme Court’s Biggest Concern About Overturning Roe? What That Will Mean for Itself.
As Wednesday’s oral argument made clear, the justices care far more about the high court’s reputation than the lives of millions of women.
Posted inFeatured, Law and Justice, Political Animal, Politics
Why Should the Anti-Abortion Movement Settle for Just Ending Roe?
Two eminent philosophers, disguised as bad historians, show SCOTUS a path to a 50-state abortion ban.
Posted inFeatured, Political Animal, Politics
Maybe Roe v. Wade Is Going to Survive
No one can predict what the Supreme Court will do but, so far, they’re not rushing to shatter this precedent.
Posted inBooks, Magazine, November/December 2019
What Comes After Roe?
With abortion rights on the ropes, feminists can’t give up on the law.
Posted inMain, Political Animal
How to Prepare For the Day When Roe v. Wade Is Overturned
Science has given us alternatives that can eliminate the need for back alleys and bloody coat hangers.
Posted inPolitical Animal
Are Republicans Really Going to Nominate an Accused Assailant to Overturn Roe?
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s accuser has gone public, and the accusation is chilling.
