After the abortion decision, American politics is guerrilla warfare - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% :A fight with California officials over environmental regulation is a good case study.
62% :Consider the Supreme Court's decision this term to strike down a Maine law forbidding private religious schools to receive taxpayer dollars.
50% : And they made a clever end run in advance, amending the state's antidiscrimination statute to forbid discrimination on the basis of gender identity and sexual orientation and applying the standard to all private schools seeking state funds -- whether or not they are religious.
49% : The right to bear arms is enumerated in the Constitution and is deserving of court protection, they say, while the right to abortion was read into the Constitution by unelected judges and must be read out.
43% : After President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act in 2010, several Republican-controlled states refused to expand their Medicaid programs despite generous subsidies from Washington.
43% : If these shrewd adaptations are admirable in their own way, they don't make it any less difficult to watch the pitched state-by-state battle over abortion that's underway.
36% : The next day, it struck down a constitutional right to abortion and threw the issue back to the states.
34% : When Trump's Environmental Protection Agency sought to weaken an Obama-era rule strengthening fuel economy standards for cars and light-duty trucks, California pushed back -- striking a voluntary agreement with four automakers who agreed to adhere to higher standards.

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