Several Never Trump conservatives have drifted away from touting pro-life principles and have become vocal critics of the Supreme Court for overturning Roe v. Wade.
MSNBC, CNN, and ABC continued their coverage of the Supreme Court decision by bashing Republicans and making stark predictions about America’s future.
But she complained that the Supreme Court was preventing legislation that advanced the pro-life movement. Nearly nine years later, Rubin got her wish, but she was far from happy about it, penning a piece titled,"The Supreme Court eviscerates abortion rights and its own legitimacy.""The court’s decision is so emphatic, and so contemptuous of the principle of stare decisis, that one wonders whether the unvarnished radicalism of the decision will finally rouse millions of Americans to the threat posed by a court untethered to law, precedent or reason," Rubin wrote on Friday.
"The court’s decision may result in women’s deaths. But it has certainly killed off what is left of the court’s credibility. And for that, there is no solution in sight," Rubin added. Washington Post columnist Jennifer Rubin. The Atlantic contributing writer Tom Nichols, a once-outspoken critic of Roe v. Wade, has a lengthy Twitter history trashing the legitimacy of the 1973 ruling, saying it"invented a new right.
"Well, by that reasoning, God created Zyklon B, too, but I'm still against using it on anyone," Nichols reacted.
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