I don't think so.

[S.A. Boggs]

IF the news report is correct, the good Governor of New York wants to sue the Supreme Court over Roe V. Wade if the ruling is overturned. Does the Governor appeal to Hillary or Barry?
Sam

[dogtag]

He'd have to appeal to Zeus on Mount Olympus.

[Vern Humphrey]

Like most Regressives, he can't spell "Constitution."

[S.A. Boggs]

Like most Regressives, he can't spell "Constitution."

Vern I seriously question if he understands this document, perhaps he should put down the book he is currently reading...Mein Kampf.
Sam

[Major Tom]

Due to the U.S. Supreme Court decision (Reese lawsuit), large corporations that have unions with union won health insurance, the corporations do not have to honor those past union negotiations concerning medical insurance. So, thousands of retired union members have lost their health/medical insurance. No one can appeal any decision of the U.S. Supreme Court, period.

[m1ashooter]

Roe v Wade is the law of the land. The Dems are trying to scare people thats all.

[clintonhater]

So, thousands of retired union members have lost their health/medical insurance.

So they've had to come down to earth, like the rest of us...who, with no union to coerce gold-plated benefits out of their employers, find that while Medicare has its limitations, it's not the end of the world either; better in fact, many would say, than VA benefits.

[Major Tom]

So they've had to come down to earth, like the rest of us...who, with no union to coerce gold-plated benefits out of their employers, find that while Medicare has its limitations, it's not the end of the world either; better in fact, many would say, than VA benefits.

"Come down to earth"? Those unions bargained in good faith with their employers and earned and worked for those benefits. A lot of those retired union members are not eligible for Medicare. They are also not eligible for welfare either. High medical insurance rates are paying for those welfare health costs. Taxpayers pay for all welfare benefits.

[togor]

"Come down to earth"? Those unions bargained in good faith with their employers and earned and worked for those benefits. A lot of those retired union members are not eligible for Medicare. They are also not eligible for welfare either. High medical insurance rates are paying for those welfare health costs. Taxpayers pay for all welfare benefits.

You cannot possibly be surprised by this development.