A Constitutional Challenge

There have been a slew of "Public Referendums" in various states since the Supreme Court struck down Roe v Wade to promote abortion and more.
Here in Michigan, we saw one of the first of those efforts, Proposition 3.

Of course, this wasn't just an effort to keep abortion "safe and legal", it was a "get out the vote" drive for the Democrat Marxists.

As such, it was highly successful.
Some clerk leaked the decision the SCOTUS was likely to make, never got prosecuted for it, and ignited the efforts of the left to reverse the victory at the state level while the Pro-Life forces were still sweeping up the ticker tape from the parade.

Prop 3 in Michigan was much more than a pro-abortion effort.
It opened the door for all reproductive issues to be off-limits to regulation.
In this state, anyone can perform an abortion anywhere.

Can't afford Planned Parenthood (Abortions R Us)?
Sally down the alley has a coat hanger.

That kid popping out of the womb inconvenient? Wrong sex? Wrong color (hair, even)?
Kill it.

Your kid gets coerced by zer teacher(s) to change their pronouns and get drastic surgery?
Stay out of this mom! None of your business, dad!

Pro-Life forces have come up with a plan to combat this on Constitutional grounds, and it looks promising. 

I talk to Constitutional Professor William Wagner, former federal prosecutor and judge about the effort he's involved in.

Your American Heritage 2 10 2024

Then we go on to discuss other cases currently before SCOTUS.