Atrios on the Supremes and the future of Obergefell

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https://www.eschatonblog.com/2022/04/they-always-meant-it.html

"One thing I find quite incredible these days is the resistance to the idea that conservatives will soon overturn Obergefell, a 5-4 decision that came just 7 years ago, accompanied by a very angry dissenting John Roberts, the current Reasonable Conservative.

The Advanced Politics Knowers, the people who are paid to know and explain things to you, rarely bother to explain to voters just what Republicans think about things, even when Republicans aren't exactly hiding it. I suspect this is, in part, due to the fact that the one politician superpower is telling people what they want to hear, and the elite level superpower is telling journalists, specifically, what they want to hear. On background, almost every Republican is a reasonable Republican.

All the horrific stuff? They mean it."

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1. if they overturn Roe

on some sorts of states should decide argument, of course Obergefell gets the same treatment, as well as other cases. States will decide on abortion, gay marriage, contraception, and possibly affirmative action.