Hey, Alito!

[spooky3]

So far, Kansas voters are sending you a big F$&@ YOU!!

If this holds, the GOP had better start sweating about the general elections this fall. Voters will flood to the polls to support the right to choose and probably will support Dems.

[milestogo]

1. The unintended consequences of going too far

are that you tip things in the other direction. Thanks, Sammy boy.

[spooky3]

2. It sure looks like it. Plus, inflation may moderate by then

And people will stop blaming the Dems for global inflation.

[question everything]

3. To be honest this is what Alito and the rest of the want: leave it to the states

and, I think it is better to leave it to voters and not R legislators and even judges.

Maybe

[spooky3]

5. I don't think so. He said that but likely believed that male-dominated legislatures

Would do what many have done—further restrict abortion rights.

Fundamental rights should not be subject to popular votes. But since that’s where we are, the only solution is voter turnout.

[FoxNewsSucks]

4. Great news!

I just hope republicons aren't able to use this to calibrate their steal this fall.

[sheshe2]

6. ...

[Blue Owl]

7. Hey Alito have a cigar to celebrate your little Roe vs Wade ruling

[Rebl2]

8. Don't

Dems need to codify abortion rights into law in congress? Can’t abortion rights still be taken away?
It’s great if the NO vote passes. Don’t get me wrong.

[spooky3]

9. That would be good, but in Kansas and in some other states,

Privacy and other rights are specifically enumerated in their constitutions. This is not the case with the US constitution. The referendum is to change this provision in the state constitution. If it fails, then pregnant people have abortion rights without further action from the federal legislature.

[ck4829]

10. K&R

[spooky3]

11. LOL! Nt