Roe v. Wade was a lousy decision. The Supreme Court should take the opportunity to overturn it.
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42% : The Casey court held that American women had become so reliant on abortion that even though Roe may have been wrongly decided, the court had to uphold "abortion rights" in order to protect women's liberty in modern society.41% : Last month, Mississippi presented a brief to the Supreme Court arguing that our national charter, the Constitution of the United States, does not confer a right to abortion.
39% : As its brief points out, "Because the Constitution does not protect a right to abortion, it provides no guidance to courts on how to account for the interests in this context."
38% : Mississippi's argument is straightforward: Roe and Casey confected a "constitutional right" to abortion out of thin air.
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