Fox News'Saturday Night Live' goes medieval on Supreme Court's leaked draft opinion on abortion
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
61% : She claimed, though, that she could see the future and that anti-abortion laws would someday be overturned by "something called progress" and that about 50 years after that "they'll be like maybe we should undo the progress."36% : "The eminent common-law authorities all describe abortion after quickening as criminal," Alito wrote in his opinion.
36% : The sketch opened on guest-host Benedict Cumberbatch (Doctor Strange) dressed in medieval attire in what appeared to be an English castle wondering to similarly-garbed cast members James Austin Johnson and Andrew Dismukes if there should be a law against abortion.
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