Dhe Democrats were prepared for that day. When the United States Supreme Court delivered its landmark ruling in Roe v. Wade,” President Joe Biden and House “Speaker” Nancy Pelosi unanimously condemned the “extreme” decision to nullify the constitutional right to “reproductive self-determination.” Both defiantly emphasized that abortion rights would be decided in the autumn congressional elections. Pelosi even scolded the court, which the day before had made a “dangerous decision” on gun law, as a “Trumpist Supreme Court”.
It is grossly oversimplified to regard the supreme court shift to the right as Trump’s legacy. Pelosi therefore did not forget to mention the man who had secured the conservative majority on the jury in the background. Mitch McConnell, the Republican frontman in the Senate, is now on target.