Busloads of students from Liberty University, an evangelical college in Lynchburg, Virginia, snapped selfies in their matching red-white-and-blue jackets. The day was sunny and mild, and though some of these demonstrators offered the usual angry admonishments-“God is going to punish you, murderer!” a man with a megaphone declaimed-most members of the anti-abortion contingent seemed buoyant. representative from Washington State, described herself as “one of the one in four women in America who have had an abortion,” adding, “Terminating my pregnancy was not an easy choice, but it was my choice.” Jayapal could barely be heard, though, over the anti-abortion protesters who had also gathered, in even greater numbers. At the base of the marble steps, reproductive-rights supporters held a large rally in which they characterized abortion as a human right-and an act of health care. If anyone needed a reminder that, whatever the Justices decide in Dobbs, it will not reconcile the American divide over abortion, the chaotic scene outside the Court made it clear. Casey, which affirmed that decision in 1992.
Wade, the 1973 decision legalizing abortion, and its successor, Planned Parenthood v. It was the first case that the Court had taken in thirty years in which the petitioners were explicitly asking the Justices to overturn Roe v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, brought by the State of Mississippi. On December 1st, the Supreme Court had its day of oral argument in a landmark abortion case, Dobbs v. Packers Experiences powered by QuintEventsĬOPYRIGHT © GREEN BAY PACKERS, INC.This content can also be viewed on the site it originates from.Thank you for doing this monthly Q&A, it's always interesting and informative. I've been listening to most games since before you were born (really), growing up in Green Bay, and would dearly miss doing so in the future. Is this permanent? A team decision? A league mandate? Something the radio station is doing? I have the Sunday Ticket to watch the games that are not televised in our market, but most do not, but it's not the same without also following the local broadcast. As we are all aware, there have to be countless tens of thousands of loyal Packer fans throughout the world that depend on Wayne, Larry, and the others to provide us with their insight, expertise, and perspective for those gameday broadcasts. I live in the Twin Cities area, and all that happened for the Bucs game was that I was getting a message to the effect of, "You are outside our transmission area to listen on your mobile device." I have always used a laptop, which to me is not a mobile device, to listen. I was at the Bears game, so that was not an issue. After a year of concern about whether that would be possible with the new station, I was very pleased to be able to hear all eight hours of coverage for the preseason games and the opener vs Minnesota. For years I could listen the pre- and post-game shows on WTMJ via the internet, and then the games themselves when that became possible a few years ago. As difficult as a loss to Tampa Bay would have been, I am very displeased that I was unable to listen to the game, via the internet, on the Packers' new radio affiliate.
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