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“People need to remember that the justices who are willing to let Texas’ ban go into effect have been raised on a steady diet of teachings that Roe has always been illegitimate,” said Robert Tsai, a constitutional law professor at Boston University. “For most of them, it has been just a matter of when, not if, to vote against abortion rights.”
—John Kruzel, "What the Texas abortion law means for Roe v. Wade," 2 Sep. 2021 {6:29 PM EDT}
“People need to remember that the justices who are willing to let Texas’ ban go into effect have been raised on a steady diet of teachings that Roe has always been illegitimate,” said Robert Tsai, a constitutional law professor at Boston University. “For most of them, it has been just a matter of when, not if, to vote against abortion rights.”
—John Kruzel, "What the Texas abortion law means for Roe v. Wade," 2 Sep. 2021 {6:29 PM EDT}
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