Pak Sahafat – Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the Democratic House of Representatives, said at the same time as a possible decision by Supreme Court justices to repeal the abortion law that the current US Supreme Court is dangerous for families and freedom.
Nancy Pelosi said in an interview with CNN local time on Sunday: If the Supreme Court overturns abortion rights at the federal level, the next step could be a restriction on marriage equality.
Referring to the upcoming elections in the United States, she said that the reality is that this Supreme Court is dangerous for families, for freedom in our country. That is why people must be mobilized. We need to make people understand that elections have consequences.
Former United States President Donald Trump, who appointed three conservative judges to the Supreme Court during his four years in office, linked the decision to repeal abortion rights.
She said: Who would have thought that a figure like Donald Trump would become President of the United States, introduce a list of judges he supports, have the support of the far right, and appoint those anti-liberty judges in court?
Following the revelation of a draft confidential document of the US Supreme Court in which Judge Samuel Alito, one of the 9 judges of the US Supreme Court and the drafter of this document, ruled against the abortion freedom in the United States, known as “Roh against Wade” (Roe v. Wade) disagrees, and the ruling is set to be voted down by these judges; Five out of nine Supreme Court justices are expected to vote in favor of the ruling, US media reported.
This is a historic US Supreme Court ruling in 1973 legalizing abortion, in which the Supreme Court ruled that women should be free to have abortions without excessive government restrictions.
CNN recently reported following the revelation of this confidential document by the American media website Politico: Judge Samuel wrote in the text of this confidential document; “The verdict in the abortion case was wrong from the beginning.”
According to CNN, protests against the possibility of abortion in the United States by the Supreme Court have already spread to many American cities.
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The American media reported: Tens of thousands of people have rallied in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Atlanta, Seattle, New York and Washington DC against the move by the US judiciary, and organizers say it is the beginning of nationwide protests.
In Chicago, protesters struck a broken chain in protest of the US Supreme Court ruling; Protesters say the US Supreme Court intends to ban the right to abortion as a crime against women by banning it.
As political analysts point to the plight of the Democratic Party in the November 17, 1401 congressional election, the US Supreme Court’s attempt to outlaw abortion in the United States has now become a political tool for the Democratic Party against Republicans, as Joe Biden In connection with the midterm congressional elections, the US president called on the American people to elect Democratic officials and representatives who support abortion in November so that Democrats can pass a law to protect abortion rights.
It also led to a direct confrontation between the current and former first vice presidents, with former Vice President Mike Pence sharply criticizing First Vice President Joe Biden’s remarks about abortion freedom.
Criticizing Vice President Biden’s remarks, former Vice President Donald Trump said: “Since 1973, generations of mothers have endured suffering and loss that will last a lifetime. Madam Vice President, how dare you?
Pence said at the ceremony: “My hope, and my unequivocal prayer, is that those five judges in the Supreme Court have the courage to give us a fresh start in life in the United States.”
Kamala Harris protested the US Supreme Court’s attempt to outlaw the right to abortion: How dare Republican leaders who try to use this law as a weapon against women tell a woman what she can do with her body? How dare they stop a woman from being determined? How dare they ignore women’s rights and freedoms?
Fox News Network reported in a report on May 6: The results of a study show that since 1973, when the US Supreme Court passed the Roe v. Wade Act, which protected women’s rights to abortion, more than 63 million abortions have taken place in the United States; The National Committee for the Right to Life, the oldest child protection organization in the United States, estimates that there have been 63,459,781 abortions since 1973.
469 seats in the US Congress (including 34 out of 100 Senate seats and all 435 seats in the House of Representatives) will be voted in for the November 8, 2022 election.