As De Tocqueville Said, Sooner Or Later

In My View, If The Court Had Properly Interpreted The Second Amendment, The Court Would Have Said That Amendment Was Very Important When The Nation Was New, It Gave A Qualified Right To Keep And Bear Arms But It Was For One Purpose Only, And That Was The Purpose Of Having Militiamen Who Were Able To Fight To Preserve The Nation.

So Now The Perception Is, Yes, Women Are Here To Stay. And When I'm Sometimes Asked When Will There Be Enough [women On The Supreme Court]? And I Say When There Are Nine, People Are Shocked. But There'd Been Nine Men, And Nobody's Ever Raised A Question About That.

Reproductive Choice Has To Be Straightened Out. There Will Never Be A Woman Of Means Without Choice Anymore. That Just Seems To Me So Obvious. The States That Changed Their Abortion Laws Before Roe Are Not Going To Change Back. So We Have A Policy That Only Affects Poor Women, And It Can Never Be Otherwise.

When Contemplated In Its Extreme, Almost Any Power Looks Dangerous.

Legislators Know Much More About Elections Than The Court Does.