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- Untitled May 1, 2024A new cartoon for May Day! This has been an incredible year for unions in the USA - may next year be even better. Unions Have Always Done The Impossible! #PoliCartoon #Union #LaborDay2024 #MayDay2024 #May1st #UBI #LivingWage
- Untitled April 30, 2024People on reddit are fighting about a cartoon I did about why the US health care system sucks and I am enjoying this too too much. https://www.reddit.com/r/comics/comments/1ch0l0r/why_us_health_care_is_such_a_terrible_system/?sort=old
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Jury duty
I’ve been called up for jury duty at the county court level. This is the second time in three years that this supposedly random process has chosen me, though my parents have never in their lives been called to serve. … Continue reading
Posted in Disabled Rights & Issues, Supreme Court Issues
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Abortion Ban Signed Into Law In South Dakota
So here it is, the first fairly comprehensive ban signed into law by Governor Mike Rounds, signed Monday aimed at challenging the 1973 Supreme court decision. Continue reading
Posted in Abortion & reproductive rights, Conservative zaniness, right-wingers, etc., Supreme Court Issues
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Even with Alito, reproductive rights are not doomed
Yesterday, I posted a rather doom-and-gloom post, arguing that if they get the chance, Republicans will not be content merely to allow the abortion decision to return to the states. Instead, as the nationwide “partial birth” abortion ban suggests, they … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion & reproductive rights, Supreme Court Issues
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Worst. Newspaper error. Ever.
My, did this crack me up. Fuller documentation on educe me. Curtsy: Pandagon.
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Jack Balkin on defending Roe v Wade
Two pro-choice law professors, Jack Balkin and Sanford Levinson, debate the question “Should Liberals Stop Defending Roe?” Balkin’s opening case, in favor of defending Roe, is a must-read: …We both agree that Roe helps keep the Republican coalition together. With … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion & reproductive rights, Supreme Court Issues
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Ayotte, Pharmacists, and Alito Friday Round-Up
A lot has been going on in the world of reproductive-rights politics this week– such as the SCOTUS hearings on the Ayotte v. Planned Parenthood case and some of Alito’s old documents coming to the surface. I’ve been swamped with … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion & reproductive rights, Anti-Contraceptives/EC zaniness, Supreme Court Issues
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Alito Opposed "One Person, One Vote"
Nathan Newman notes that in newly-released Alito papers, Alito states that he went into Constitutional law partly because of his opposition to the Warren Court’s reapportionment decisions. Newman explains what “reapportionment” means: For the non-lawyers out there, Alito meant he … Continue reading
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The wait for Plan B and some "shocking" news
NARAL Pro-Choice America has launched a new campaign website called Women are Waiting, to draw up support for pushing the FDA into making a decision on Plan B. The site also displays a clock showing how long the FDA has … Continue reading
Questioning Alito About Husband Notification
If you haven’t already read it, check out William Saletan’s fantasy of the questions he’d ask Judge Alito, were he a Senator. I especially liked the last third or half, which shows how an ideological judge can use selective quoting … Continue reading
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Another post about husband notification
I’ve stayed out of Supreme Court discussions because the system here in the UK is completely different and my ignorance of the whole subject is so profound I have nothing useful to contribute. But this quote from Alito about husband … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion & reproductive rights, Elections and politics, Supreme Court Issues
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