Roe vs Wade vs SCOTUS legitimacy

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(05-13-2022, 02:47 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: Can I add relatively?  


Yeah, that is my concern as well. I don't want Trump to run again, but if he doesn't he will definitely take on the mantle of kingmaker.  I don't know how this is going to play out, hopefully we get some change in that within the next two years.  Ironically, I think the Dems are doing as much to keep Trump in the forefront as anyone.  If they stopped referencing him every minute in an attempt to tie the entire GOP to him they'd go some way towards reducing his clout.  They are, IMO, literally achieving the opposite of their stated goal by making him the face of the GOP.

At times I feel you have a tendency to put more blame on Democrats for things than they deserve.

For one, Trump is the face of the opposition party, how could one just ignore him. It's also not like they are helping him out of any slumps. For me, the ones that are responsible for the ongoing presence of Trump, first and foremost, are still those that sing his praises. It's also not feasible, imho, to not tie the whole GOP to him. Who aside from singular figures is not fully on board with him again really.

The Dems could do better, they always could, they often appear not quite competent really. It's the Roe effect - sure Dems made mistakes, but those that are mainly responsible for overturning Roe are still the judges that do so and the party thant wants them to.

Of course, this is a comment rather small in importance.