Roe v. Wade overturned: how the media reported the groundbreaking Supreme Court ruling

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Roe vs. Wade's decision to protect the right to abortionis officially announced by the Supreme Court on Friday, a ruling with widespread political and cultural impact on the country, and media enthusiasm. Was overturned by. The press reflected that reality.

MSNBC was a rare move in a busy news cycle and went for nearly four hours without a commercial break. It, CNN and Fox News all raised the same flag, "The Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade," almost the entire morning and afternoon, with live footage outside the Supreme Court building and commentary on quick response. Maintained over. 

ABC, CBS, NBC news are all from the regular programming of special reports decided by nightly news hosts David Muir, Norah O'Donnell and Lester Holt on Friday morning. I got out. It came out. Margaret Brennan, the host of CBS's "Face The Nation," may have summarized the significance of the day when she said she "literally has a goose bump."

"This is a very big moment, and it has so many impacts that we can't even fully understand it today," Brennan said. 

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All major news sites had huge banners throughout their homepage, from the New York Times to the Wall Street Journal and from the Washington Post to the Los Angeles Times. The story is how this can reset the long-held mid-term to win parliamentary Republicans, the steps some states will now take to ban abortion, and Of the prochoisers who flooded the internet with reactions about the reaction of joy to those in professional life and those in distress. 

Prolife's Susan B. Anthony List's Marjo Rida Nenfelser and planned parent action fund Kelly Robinson appeared on the network within an hour, I was surprised that the condition of the day of the press was generally even calm. Not surprisingly, there were also tense and emotional moments.

CNN's Alisyn Camerota has a bitter conversation with Jeanne Mancini, president of March for Life, answering a question about what would happen if she eliminated the exception of a mother whose life would be at risk without a state. I repeatedly accused him of not having it. abortion.

"I think a lot of fear is happening. Especially in the media, it plays a neutral role in reporting. Cancellations are not outlawed. Cancellations are today's people. Mancini later told Camerota that he did not seem to agree with the idea that "two people" were at stake in the discussion about abortion.

When the two talked, Camerota finally finished the interview and came to her. Thank you for giving me. Mancini said nothing and pursed her lips when the exchange was awkward.

In addition to Camerota, hosts and reporters on the left channel could have a hard time suppressing frustration with their decisions. 

Host of "Meet the Press"ChuckTodd criticized the Supreme Court judge for having a "blue and red" robe instead of blackfret. Repeated the claim. Holt of the NBC was "injustice" a day ago, in the words of respondent Pete Williams, while the conservative super-majority said they were "bending their muscles." 

ABC's Terry Moran called it an "activist's court," and CNN and MSNBC analysts wondered if some sort of "civil war" was imminent. .. At CNN, Poppy Harlow went blank when Jim Siut read the latest news aloud after 10am. Louis Post-Dispatch reported and was furious at MSNBC's "Far Right Racial Discriminator" Supreme Court. MSNBC also featured a parade of other Democrats who made a fuss over the decision. , D-Minn. 

Nicole Wallace of MSNBC, who worked as a communications director at George W. Bush White House, is sarcastic about the majority of opinions provided by Samuel Arito, who Bush appointed during Wallace's tenure. I blamed it. She shyly supported President Byden and praised his words for criticizing the ruling on Friday.

"President Joe Byden's words are repeated by the three liberal justices of the court who strongly challenged the history books, only about the permanent damage to the institutions they serve. Instead, it made it clear. A conservative majority of the Supreme Court, to make matters worse, completely changed the lives of all American women. "

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Online, as a legal analyst at CNN One Joan Biskupic writes: The "breathtaking" decision and "bold tone" were the result of right-wing justice capturing the moment.

"The majority of opinions emphasized the interests of the fetus, not the woman's right to choose what happens to her pregnancy," she wrote.

Judgment after a shocking leak from the majority A draft opinion released by Politico in May, which was expected, urged a left-wing protest outside the conservative house of justice, including Kabanau, as Law vs. Wade was at stake. 

In early June, a 26-year-old Californian man visited Kabanau's house with plans to kill him before he changed his mind and was partially angry with his opinion about abortion. I told the authorities that I was standing. Polling is Roe v for most Americans. It tends to indicate that it does not support the complete overthrow of Wade, but it is not at the top of the voting priority list.

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" But it doesn't seem to have shaken the hearts of the six conservative judges in general. It certainly didn't shake the hearts of opinion author Samuel A. Arito Jr., "Washington said. Post Amber Phillips cruelly wrote in an analysis article.

The conservative site coverage on the right included the Daily Caller "Roe No Moe" as a banner. The editors of the National Review announced an edit under the heading "A Stain Erased" and were pleased to overturn the ruling, which stated that it had no constitutional basis.

Washington Free Beacon ("Victory of Life: Supreme Court Defeats Roe v. Wade"), Breitbart (Answer of Prayer: Victory of Life), and Federalists ("Last Justice: Supreme Court") Overturns Roe ") v. Wade ") didn't bother to contain their delight.

Individual journalists who were ideologically enthusiastic also tweeted, and to commemorate the day, left-wing reporters and experts illegally hijacked the Supreme Court and were hijacked by ideological militants. Yelled,right-winged people were pleased withthat day.

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