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Topic	Ohio House passes Heartbeat to ban abortions of fetuses with a heartbeat.
Questionmarktarius 11/20/18 11:27:58 AM #20:	Balrog0 posted... Darkman124 posted... Questionmarktarius posted... This is what happens when five people decide national policy, instead of the 486 people specifically elected to do so. to be fair, the people elected to do so have made it very clear they're never going to decide any national social policy ever again i mean unless one party gets both houses, the presidency, and a filibuster-proof senate majority I seriously don't understand whats supposed to be tying this situation to judges legislating from the bench. it's pretty bizarre, the state house passed a law and the governor vetoed it. now they're trying to pass the law again. That's... literally just how legislation works? What SCOTUS giveth, SCOTUS taketh away. This legislation is overtly crafted to end up going before SCOTUS. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:912736518] in Ohio House... [t:77221284]...</cite> <quote><cite>Balrog0 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Darkman124 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Questionmarktarius posted...</cite> <quote>This is what happens when five people decide national policy, instead of the 486 people specifically elected to do so. </quote> to be fair, the people elected to do so have made it very clear they're never going to decide any national social policy ever again i mean unless one party gets both houses, the presidency, and a filibuster-proof senate majority</quote> I seriously don't understand whats supposed to be tying this situation to judges legislating from the bench. it's pretty bizarre, the state house passed a law and the governor vetoed it. now they're trying to pass the law again. That's... literally just how legislation works?</quote> What SCOTUS giveth, SCOTUS taketh away. This legislation is overtly crafted to end up going before SCOTUS.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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