Nancy Pelosi on Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe V Wade: “Hypocrisy is raging, but the damage is endless”

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi attacked the Supreme Court ruling on the repeal of Roe V Wade.

“Making peace in the morning doesn’t make sense, because it really doesn’t make sense,” Pelosi told reporters on Capitol Hill, calling the president “cruel” and “outrageous and heartbreaking.”

He also noted that the court upheld the constitutional right to carry a secret weapon, but did not recognize a woman’s right to have an abortion on Friday.

“Hypocrisy is rampant, but the damage is endless,” Pelosi said.

Other congressional leaders have also praised him. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said the decision called Friday “one of the darkest days our country has ever seen.” Millions and millions of American women are deprived of civil rights by five unelected judges of the extremist maga tribunal.

On the other hand, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), who was an integral part of the Conservative majority in court, said, “Now the American people are voting again. The court corrected a terrible legal and moral error, for example, when Brown v. The Council rejected Plessy v. Ferguson. The judges used the constitution. They carefully evaluated the complex factors associated with the above. “The court overturned erroneous decisions that even liberals have long recognized to be inconsistent, restoring shared power.”

When he was the majority leader in 2016, McConnell refused to hear President Barack Obama’s nominee Merrick Garland in court, arguing that such an appointment should not be considered in an election year. But four years later, McConnell was quick to appoint Amy Connie Barrett a few weeks before the election.

House minority leader Kevin McCarthy called the decision “the most important pro-life decision in American history.” “By a vote of 6-3, the court ruled that the power to protect unborn life rests with the people and their elected representatives.”

In his press conference, Pelosi talked about the impact this decision will have on midterm elections as Democrats struggle to keep a majority in Congress.

He said Republicans will go even further in trying to ban contraception, IVF and family planning.

“This is deadly serious, but we’re not going to allow it,” he said. “A woman’s right to choose reproductive freedom is in November. “We will not allow them to take responsibility for setting their goal, which is to criminalize reproductive freedom.”

Senator Joe Mancin (D-WV), who voted for Gorsucci and Cavanaugh, said in a statement he was “disappointed” by the decision. He noted that “when they were sworn in, they also believed that Ro V. Wade was a legal precedent and I am concerned that they have chosen to abandon the stability that the decision has provided to two generations of Americans.”

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