On the Constitution

Supreme Court: Abortion Not A Constitutional Right

The decision to have an abortion is a matter for your state.

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The decision to have an abortion is a matter for your state.

The court did not take away your right to an abortion because abortion is not a constitutional “right.”

The court’s opinion said the Constitution does not enumerate the right to abortion as a power of the federal government.

Ergo, it was not ever a right.

This is not a religious issue either.

This is not a religious issue. Some may regard it as a moral issue, but the simple fact is, this ruling returns the power to decide the issue to the people. To the states.

So stop with the shrill.

Stop making threats and claiming the court is “illegitimate.”

If you’d check your hysteria a moment and count to 10….

The 10th Amendment says….

The Constitution’s 10th Amendment is key here.

“The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are…