There is no doubt that the Texas legislature passed and signed into law by the brave governor Greg Abbott, which basically stopped abortion of babies six weeks before birth in Texas, which really inspired The hornet’s nest on the left. The response is the most outrageous, inaccurate, apocalyptic nonsense. In short, what the Texas Legislature has done is excellent and simple.It applies the doctrine Guitan litigation This is common in anti-fraud legislation on abortion. Private citizens are allowed to make civil compensation for violators, rather than the state acting as a law enforcement agent. When the Supreme Court allowed the law to take effect, just like the election of Donald Trump, it destroyed many people. MSNBC host Nicole Wallace is one of the sad victims.
As an introduction, Wallace is the communications director of George Bush (43 years old). She rose to fame in the campaign of John McCain and became the first black presidential candidate to be an elegant loser. However, when McCain chose to serve as vice president and Alaska Governor Sarah Palin began to show that she wanted to win, Wallace began to punch her with the media.This led her to work with former RedState executive editor Erick Erickson (Erick Erickson) Leprosy Action.
This is yesterday’s clip.
MSNBC’s Wallace: “Maybe Mueller will investigate” whether Republican states are “colluding” with the Supreme Court to oppose abortion pic.twitter.com/MgAiMKcV5g
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) September 7, 2021
Wallace: Let’s deal with the elephant in the room. Obviously, I am keenly aware that I am an accomplice in the status quo of the Supreme Court of the United States. In other words, since 2016, I have always voted for the party’s Democratic Party votes. My only hope, my only hope, is that they damnably won. They won the election. What I don’t understand is that Republicans expose themselves time and time again. If you want to know how radical the Republican Party is today, it’s so radical that my old boss, the one chosen by Chief Justice John Roberts sided with the liberals in court in the Texas abortion ban. What Joyce just described, I don’t know the legal terminology, but it sounds a lot like collusion, the collusion between the Republican-led right-wing legislature and the far-right members of the U.S. Supreme Court, whether it is criminal or real, maybe Mueller Will investigate. But tell me where we start.
Heilman: Ah…Where do we go from here? Hmm…I don’t know if this is collusion in some sense…Uh…that…I think the states…that…state legislatures are listening…this is public, right? …That… these people… ah…… went through a confirmation hearing in the U.S. Supreme Court. Many of them expressed their opinions in public comments before they were nominated at the confirmation hearing, and then they were very clear about their opinions. The position of Roe v. Wade. So, I don’t think you need to be for the state…the state Republican legislature has confidence in the court…they think…not…no certainty but Confidence to make it…make it worthwhile…I think Joyce’s point is…it’s obviously unprincipled to pass an apparently unconstitutional law…when did anyone stop anyone? ? What I mean is… throughout… there has been a legislature passing laws to try and test a principle, trying to get the Supreme Court to make a new law.
Some people defended Wallace by saying that she was joking. If so, John Heilemann, a member of her group, missed the joke, and he thought the comment was serious. Therefore, I ignore this deflection. If your own group views a joke as a serious point, then it is not a joke…you are.
Wallace seems to be proposing some kind of investigation into conservative state legislatures that make laws to a) win the Supreme Court’s approval for conservative policies, and b) deliberately set up test cases to try to overturn existing Supreme Court precedents. The evidence in this regard is that the Supreme Court is supporting conservative legislation, which has triggered… the grim spectre of collusion. Who can deal with the scourge of this republic better than a hesitant, lethargic Bob Mueller. This is crazy. As Heilemann pointed out, it is nothing new for the legislature to pass laws to amend or abolish precedents.
There is no doubt why Wallace is insane, or the Republicans are pushing the limits through conservative and anti-abortion legislation.
Wallace’s procedure is struggle.
In May, in this very important demonstration, more than 147,000 people watched Wallace’s two-hour MSNBC program every day. In contrast, her show was launched in 2017, with an average audience of 543,000 for people aged 25-54 in January, 297,000 in February, 177,000 in March, and 215,000 in April.
It’s only a matter of time before bad ratings catch up with cable news Mediocre patron saint When the Republicans controlled the White House and the US Senate, Wallace’s particularly ignorant analysis and her ruthless cheerleader of the Democrats may have achieved their goals, but now? Who needs the analysis of an ignorant, brainwashed Republican agent? It seems that there are very few people.
The collapse cannot happen on a more worthwhile anchor. She directly linked her success to Trump, and now she suffers the consequences of focusing her plan entirely on opposing the former president. There is no doubt that few people on cable TV are more ridiculous, ridiculous, and bolder against Trump than Wallace.
Among the key audience of 25-54 years old, Newsmax TV is chasing her.
Cable News Rating Friday, September 3
Average Prime Time Presentation | Total Audience
1⃣@Fox News 373,333 | 2,373,333
2⃣@MSNBC 84,333 | 936,333
3⃣@CNN 160,000 | 683,667
4⃣@Newsmax 28,667 | 166,333
5⃣@NewsNationNow 6,667 | 29,000 pic.twitter.com/wf9K1cfjBb— RoadMN 📈 (@RoadMN) September 7, 2021
Wallace must do something to excite her insignificant audience, or she will work on the Lincoln project…probably by driving a truck while John Weaver is cruising the amusement park. Unfortunately, she is not particularly smart, and this fact makes her choice of strategy more likely to cause headaches than the call to action.
Aggressive legislation is not the result of collusion or coordination (if it is true, it is not illegal or improper) or the result of anything. The old freewheeling type of Republican institution is being expelled from the State Capitol and being expelled from the U.S. Congress at such a slow pace. They are being replaced by people who believe in conservative principles, and they are willing to fight, especially with regard to the prohibition of abortion. They will not be told “no”, and if it moves the so-called Overton Window, they will not be afraid of losing in court. The working majority of the United States Supreme Court also supports the abolition of the sacred status of abortion in the United States. All they need is a set of correct facts, and states such as Texas and Mississippi are working hard to create these facts. Even Mueller will not stop it.
