There Nothing 'Unprincipled' About Noting Roe Is the Problem | National Review

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : As I have noted repeatedly, I actually supported the aims of DACA, and I was indifferent toward funding the wall.
46% : In this country, there exist profound and sincerely held differences of opinion on the question of abortion -- views that run from the insistence that all abortion ought to be banned without exception to the claim that abortion is a positive good that ought to be celebrated.
13% : Or, put another way: I was outraged by Joe Biden's renewal of the eviction moratorium for the same reason that I was outraged by Donald Trump's stealing money for his border wall and by Barack Obama's DACA order: Because, like Obama and Trump before him, Biden had made it publicly clear that he knew his actions didn't pass legal muster, and yet, under pressure, he went ahead with them anyway, on the grounds that if the legislature wouldn't act, he would.

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