Two days after state protesters returned to the streets on Saturday and the Supreme Court overturned the Roe v. Wade case as the state began to draw lines in the sand. I did an eye demo. About explosive problems.
The Governor of Minnesota and Washington has announced a new policy aimed at welcoming out-of-state patients to abortion clinics. Meanwhile, the leaders of conservative fortresses like Mississippi were delighted with the court's groundbreaking decision. The law that triggers the opposition to abortion begins.
Saturday President Biden refused to support his fellow Democrats' call to close the court or blow up the Senate's filibuster rules.
"That's not what he wants to do," White House spokesman Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters.
"There was a lot of urgency from this president," Biden insisted, and Biden vowed to "continue to find a solution" to strengthen his right to abortion. However, she traveled with him to Europeon an Air Force One, so she refused to define the specific actions he might take.
Peacefully gathered outside the Supreme Court of Washington Signed demonstrators, DC Saturday afternoon, hours after an overnight protest against arrests that ignited decisions in New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, and other major cities.
"This is just the beginning"One protester told CNN
After the crowd, at least 20 instigators at the beginning of SaturdayArrested in ManhattanIn Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 17,000 marched midtown and one when several began a "verbal confrontation" with a driver of a large black pickup truck.Protesters were injured. The driver was "voluntarily interviewed" by police and released.
In Phoenix, Arizona, policedeployed tear gasto break into the state Senate building as lawmakers voted late for the school selection bill. Dissolved the protesters who tried. Friday.
Republican Senator KellyTownsend said"Tear gas and the smell of children. One of the members is in the office sobbing in fear."
Get the latest information on the post following the Senate ruling to overturn the Law vs. Wade case.
"We hope that the J24 Commission will be established soon," she added — demonstrators in favor of abortion on January 6, 2021 in the United States. Identifies the rioters who attacked the Capitol.
The Department of Homeland Security warned that "domestic violent militant activity" was "likely" following a court decision.
"We expect violence to occur in the coming weeks," the ministry's Counterterrorism Mission Centerwrote in a memoissued Friday.
Conservatives were delighted as opposition rage across the country.
"I'm just ecstatic and very proud that Mississippi has led the country to this decision," said the state's restricted 15-week abortion ban. Governor Tateives told Fox. News
"This is a victory in life," Reeves said. "This decision will directly bring about the heartbeat of more babies ... just more lives will be enriched."
But in Jackson, Mississippi, the only abortion clinic in the state. Withstill open,surrounded by protesters against abortion, the appointment was fully booked for the next nine days, and the trigger law was outlawed. Abortion will be enabled.
In Minnesota, Governor Tim Walshsigns a presidential orderGo to eight abortion clinics in the state and protect out-of-state abortion applicants to get the procedure.
"As long as I am in office, your reproductive freedom remains protected in Minnesota."Democrats
and Washington Governor Jayins Created a "sanctuary state" of abortion pledged to Leh, andwas the first to a reproductive healthcare center hoping to see the flow of new patients from neighboring states like Idaho. We promise a $ 1 million grant.
Other developments:
Some Democrats will take advantage of blowbacks in the next midterm elections, which appear to be poised for Republican domination. I was hoping for it.
"The Democratic Party now has a real opportunity to take advantage of this anger and sadness," strategist Mo Elleitheetold the DNC Subcommittee on Friday. }
Two left-wing groups, NARAL Freedom Fund and Priorities USA Action, have been numbered since then. Spent $ 300,000 on digital advertising in time. The decision has been announced.
However, some dems like Jamie Perrapato from Turn PA Blue have expressed despair.
"I feel sick," Perapato said. "I want you to understand that [voters] can't put their heads in the sand, even if they're terrible."
"But I don't know," he added. "It's a really tough time."
