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What else would you expect?

In a weeks time, SCOTUS has ruled:

1) States are required to fund private religious schools.

2) Police can't be sued for not reading your rights.

3) States need not provide medical care that could exonerate prisoners.

4) Expanded rights to carry weapons without a permit.

5) Federal rights to abortion are no more.

6) There are 6 votes on the Court to overturn any rights that came about as a result of a 14th Amendment Court decision. These include, but are not limited to, privacy, interstate travel, birthright citizenship, interracial marriage, same-sex marriage, legal counsel even if you can't afford it, and the right to not have illegally seized evidence used against you. 

Added things for you.

And I'm expecting the Court to decide in the EPA case that the every executive branch regulatory structure is unconstitutional and shall be ignored.

Straight from the source:

     
We talked about truly desperate and needy women, not women already wearing maternity clothes.”

The NY gun case just meant they couldn't attach criteria to getting a CC permit based on showing need.  Criminals don't worry about getting said permit of course.

It did not expand rights to carry without a permit, at all.

A curious thing, it takes time to strike down a law, but potentially not much time to pass one.  What if states just pass laws knowing they will be struck down, and then pass the same law again?

Or if states fail to abide by rulings?  Some states did this during desegregation.

A curious thing, it takes time to strike down a law, but potentially not much time to pass one.  What if states just pass laws knowing they will be struck down, and then pass the same law again?

Or if states fail to abide by rulings?  Some states did this during desegregation.

once Scotus has ruled lower courts will enforce it making the time shorter but hey nothing is perfect 

6) There are 6 votes on the Court to overturn any rights that came about as a result of a 14th Amendment Court decision. These include, but are not limited to, privacy, interstate travel, birthright citizenship, interracial marriage, same-sex marriage, legal counsel even if you can't afford it, and the right to not have illegally seized evidence used against you. 

That is a complete overreaction to the ruling released today. Row was a decision that was simply made up in an effort to tie it to the 14th as a justification. Even Ginsburg had stated that is was wrongly decided. All this decision does is sent it back to the states were it has always belonged. 

Six votes on SCOTUS COULD overturn anything they want.  A question is whether they are likely to do something.