The HillRamaswamy: Supreme Court should rule against FDA approval of abortion pill
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63% : The case arose after a group of anti-abortion providers, represented by the conservative Christian legal group Alliance Defending Freedom, argued that the FDA did not conduct the proper process for approving the pill.48% : Ramaswamy said the approval of mifepristone is a "symptom" of "what's going on in the administrative state.""The people who we elect to run the government, they're not even the ones who run the government right now.
35% : Ramaswamy added that as president, he would "shut down that fourth branch of government" and rescind "unconstitutional" federal regulations that Congress did not pass.
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