Now diving into the main topic, last week, in a massive victory for the pro-life cause,

the States Supreme Court of Georgia, they went ahead, they struck down a lower court's

decision, and in so doing, they ruled that the state's heartbeat law is in fact constitutional,

meaning that they upheld the six-week abortion ban that was in, you can say, legislative

limbo within the state for about the last four years now.

Although in order to explain how exactly we got to this point, as well as what this means

for both Georgia, as well as the rest of the country moving forward, let's back up for

a quick moment and start at the very beginning.

Now to start with, you might remember how about a year and a half ago, the US Supreme

Court issued a monumental decision regarding abortions, a decision which quite literally

shook the political landscape throughout the entirety of the country.

Specifically, 49 years after its initial inception, the US Supreme Court overturned Roe

versus Wade on June 24th of last year, and in so doing, they eliminated the so-called

constitutional right to an abortion, which they claimed never existed in the first place.

And in the majority opinion in that case, which for your reference was written by just

a Samolito, the Supreme Court, they formally overturned Roe versus Wade, and they effectively

sent the whole issue of abortions back down to the level of the individual states.

Here's part of what the majority opinion said, again, back in June of last year, quote,

we hold that Roe and Casey, which is another abortion related case, must be overruled.

The Constitution makes no reference to abortion, and no such right is implicitly protected

by any constitutional provision, including the one on which the defenders of Roe and

Casey now chiefly rely, the due process clause of the 14th Amendment.

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