I can only assume you two, as educated people and justices, have the ability to conduct “what if” scenarios in your approach to a problem. What did you think was going to happen when you sent the abortion question back to the states? I have to assume you explored the possibility that women would die due to your decision. The history of state bans on abortion before Roe V.
Wade; the Christian and Evangelical make up of many state legislatures; the violent actions taken against abortion providers; the known dangerous complications of pregnancy; the difficulty and risk of making medical decisions about a termination; all of these things were known to you at the time of your decision. You ignored them. Given my assumption you are educated people with the ability to conduct “what if” scenarios, I can only find one reason you made the decision you did: An arrogant desire for power and influence.
You sold your soul to the people who stroked your ego, gave you gifts, and welcomed you into their particular club. You really want to be part of this club and not everyone can get in. To be part of it you must be arrogant to the extreme and willing to let the end justify the means.
You have to believe it’s your way, or the highway, all the way. And now, a confirmed death in Georgia of a young women with a six-year-old son and her whole life ahead of her. She died because she could not have her uterus scraped out when she needed to.
You knew your rich and influential friends had g.
