Kind: Reposts

Someone send the judges a copy of @jkosseff's book please https://t.co/2c55d5tgC4

— Mike Masnick (@mmasnick) May 9, 2022

Do they think right-wing media is going to give them any credit for denouncing the "radicals" on their own side?
All they've done is (further) demoralize the left while reinforcing centrist anxieties that the party has been hijacked by activists. What is the benefit of this?

— Michael Hobbes (@RottenInDenmark) May 9, 2022

It was always a con. https://t.co/w8SiBRRwt3

— Norman Ornstein (@NormOrnstein) May 8, 2022

It’s not about babies. It’s about punishing women (and all people with uteruses) and controlling our bodies.

— Leila Cohan (@leilacohan) May 4, 2022

I would take more comfort from conservatives soberly insisting that the Supreme Court won't overturn Obergefell if the most recently approved national Republican platform didn't also call for outlawing gay marriages.

— bearistotle (@gnrosenberg) May 6, 2022

the real victim of rounding up women & charging them with crimes will be…me! https://t.co/ATJLsfMuMJ

— kilgore trout, death to putiner (@KT_So_It_Goes) May 6, 2022

Erick. If they proposed a federal abortion ban ten minutes from now you'd be on board. https://t.co/r4IT2zXxo3

— Andrew Fleischman (@ASFleischman) May 6, 2022

sure is weird how all the people who assured me that stripping gay & civil & women’s rights weren’t next have suddenly moved onto speculating about exactly what level of rights stripping could be achieved with in tolerable levels of blowback

— kilgore trout, death to putiner (@KT_So_It_Goes) May 6, 2022

Supreme Court has a right to privacy over their deliberations, but I don't have a right to privacy over my body.

Nope. This does not end here.

— Lisa Senecal (@lcsenecal) May 6, 2022

Seriously, the biggest sign that all the right-wing complaints about Twitter were performative bullshit is the number of them claiming Musk has rectified the problems even though he doesn’t control jack shit yet. https://t.co/tlvMitfjFp

— Panda Bernstein (@J4Years) May 4, 2022

And since that is imposed by law, not by the realities of biology and medical capabilities… sounds second-class.

— Nicholas Grossman (@NGrossman81) May 5, 2022

It means that she will always have some non-zero risk that, out of the blue, her health, career, financial security, social status, and future plans could evaporate, in ways that don't have obvious analogies for men

— Pwn All The Things (@pwnallthethings) May 5, 2022

It's not that every woman upset about Roe planned to get an abortion—that's not the sort of thing one plans, and women who can't get pregnant are among those objecting—it's because the state forcing women to carry to term against their will treats women, legally, as second-class.

— Nicholas Grossman (@NGrossman81) May 5, 2022

Some of you might want to keep telling me that Alito's draft really isn't that bad, and doesn't really put anything else in play. You're wrong, and the radical right knows it.

That draft is a "come and get it, everything's up for grabs" signal - and they know it. https://t.co/iJ3mvbrrJT

— Mike Dunford (@questauthority) May 5, 2022

If my rights are phony, so are yours, bro.

— Dr. Sarah T. Roberts (@ubiquity75) May 3, 2022

Dear "but rights should be very explicit in the Constitution to be protected" people:

When you say that, what you're really saying is that disfavored and despised minorities should receive only the rights that the supermajority is willing to grant them.

— Mike Dunford (@questauthority) May 3, 2022

Republicans love to falsely accuse Dems of teenage grooming. It’s just a play for the Q vote. But boy do they keep stacking up the charges. Don’t stop calling them out on their bullshit. https://t.co/4RhV6odxm8

— Rep. Eric Swalwell (@RepSwalwell) April 29, 2022

I wonder what the extreme antibody reaction to opening a showroom next to concentration camps full of Uyghur Muslims says https://t.co/V5aQhgq2Zg

— Batya Ungar-Sargon (@bungarsargon) April 26, 2022