In her debate with Republican Rep. Ted Budd on Friday, Cheri Beasley said she supported the “protections and restrictions” of Roe v Wade. But Casey v Planned Parenthood upended the trimester approach laid out in Roe. So, either Beasley doesn’t know this, or she doesn’t want the audience to know. Listen Here:
In this hour, Therapeutic Thursday. More on the fallout of Roe v. Wade being overturned. Also, Vince dives deeper into Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony during the January 6th hearings.
In this hour, The SCOTUS rules on the EPA case and the “Remain in Mexico” case. Biden comments on the overturning of Roe v. Wade, at the NATO Summit in Spain.
In this hour, Vince discusses abortion and what the overturning of Roe v. Wade means for some states. Also, NC abortion clinics preparing to expand hours and employees due to the influx of those seeking abortions from out of state.
In the wake of the Dobbs decision by the US Supreme Court, leftists and some Senators say Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch deceived them during their confirmation process. Plus, the NC Republican Party offices were vandalized over the weekend.
“Missing from bodily autonomy arguments for abortion is any recognition that a moral relationship between mother and child already exists by the time a woman is contemplating an abortion.”
Public opinion polling on the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision is being used by media to conflate opposition to overturning Roe v Wade with abortion at any stage in a pregnancy.
In this hour, more on Roe v. Wade. The corporate world weighs in on the abortion topic. Also, AOC comments on the SCOTUS.
In this hour, Vince talks about Roe v Wade being overturned. Plus, SCOTUS rules on a case in involving a high school football coach and prayer.
Today on “Breaking with Brett Jensen” covered a multitude of big stories that impact you here in Charlotte, from the Roe v. Wade decision to what went down with the North Carolina House sports gambling bill vote and Steve Clifford’s return to the Charlotte Hornets. Brett speaks with Rep. Wesley Harris on the immediate impact […]
