Curious, innit, that both Clarence Thomas and Brett Kavanaugh would vote to overturn Roe.

[ArtTownsend]

I find nothing in either man’s biography that would lead me to believe that they ought to recuse themselves from ruling on women’s reproductive rights and women’s rights to control their own bodies.

[fierywoman]

1. I would guess that they are the type of man who would not want

a child sired by them -- even in a case of rape -- to be aborted. I HAVE run across this type in my life, so I know they exist.

[CTyankee]

2. Um, I'm not following your line of thought here...

could you explain a bit further...

[ArtTownsend]

4. Should men credibly accused of sexual assault/harassment toward women rule on Roe?

Is that more clear?

[CTyankee]

6. Oh, sorry, missed that (half awake from a nap)...

now that makes me mad all over and I'm pretty pissed off today...

[ArtTownsend]

7. Lol, sorry!

[CTyankee]

9. No worries, these days I'm always either in GPO or POFGR

Generally Pissed Off or Pissed Off for Good Reason.

[Ilsa]

3. Almost completely off topic,

But The Black List had a bizarre story about abortion rights last night. These ultra-conservative men in government or conservative media were being kidnapped, held for several months, only to discover that they had a uterus implanted in them. After the transplant took, a fertilized egg was implanted and they were pregnant, "by rape." They were held long enough that it was too late for them to have abortions in their home states. Thought-provoking story.

[Skidmore]

5. Aren't they both

Catholic?

[ArtTownsend]

8. Sure, but that's not exactly the point here.