I guess time will tell if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, that will be a pivotal moment for us to test whether or not the women in America and people who believe that very dangerous and deadly back alley abortions are going to be the law of the land in this country, and in the majority of the states.
McCaskill discusses the potential impact of the Supreme Court's decision on Roe v. Wade and its implications for women's rights.
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I think the filibuster is on life support. And I think if the Democrats pick up more seats, I think it will probably go away.
First, people were put on the court with a political two by four wielded by Mitch McConnell. First by denying a sitting president an opportunity to name a Supreme Court justice, first time in history.
I don`t think so. I do not believe that there will be enough votes to do that, but I do think there is an opportunity to talk about a lot of ethics reform, term limits, and maybe age limits since the idea of a lifelong appointment I think has really gone out of fashion, especially for this Supreme Court.
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