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On Friday, ABC News senior correspondent Terry Moran said the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the Roe v. Wade case was a political spectrum of "a conservative court of powerful activists."
ABC anchor David Muir brought Moran to discuss the importance of the Supreme Court's decision. Correspondents began by dismantling what he perceived to be a poor debate on the part of the Conservatives trying to dismantle the Roe v. Wade case.
"David, conservatives will say the answer is simple. Guns and weapons are inConstitutional Amendment Article 2. Abortion is not. But it is begging the question. There are many rights. It is natural that they are not in the Constitution. "
ABC News senior correspondent Terry Moran Roe v. Wade The end of the.
Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
Reporters list several, including "right to travel" rice field. State boundaries, the right to physical integrity-you cannot be forced to take medicine or receive medical treatment-it is a right not found in the Constitution. "The right to choose contraceptives, the right to marry a person of the same sex," he added, proclaiming that "all of these rights are not listed in the Constitution and have not been aborted."
"So, as I say, it's begging the question," he repeatedly hinted that the court could consider depriving him of all the rights he mentioned.
Later, Moran claimed that we were in the "new era" of the "Activist Court." He told Muir, "But we are in a new era of theUS Supreme Court. Therefore, in our country. The Supreme Court is now not only a very conservative judge. , But the activist judge – justice. ”
Law vs. Wade celebrated by a professional life woman following the Supreme Court's decision to overthrow, outside the Supreme Court of Washington, Friday, June 24, 2022.(AP Photo / Gemunu Amarasinghe)
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Moran said that in this "new era" the current court was "the biggest problem" and "these very, very serious and fierce." Victory in national debate on one side. "
"That's what's happening," Moran declared.
Reporters once again emphasized that the courts are in this "new era" where they do not care about the "center" ruling, but thefringes of the political spectrum.
Outside the Supreme Court in response to Dobbs' decision crowd. (Joshua Comins / Fox News)
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"We are in a new era when we have reached the center to keep the court's legitimacy in the public eye and continue the debate. A very, very powerful activist conservative court. "
