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So the Supreme Court just wrapped oral arguments in FDA versus Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine,

the case that could resurrect the Comstock Act and rewind Mithopristone access nationwide.

Or could it, Amani? Did we just have an okay day at the court?

I think we did. I honestly think we did. And just to make sure that I am not smoking crack cocaine, I checked out Ellie Miss Doll's Twitter. And he's like, we're going to win this. Like he had it in all caps. Oh, wow. So yeah, he's like, case submitted. I think we're going to win. You heard this.

And I think I just want to start off with how bad of a day Aaron Hawley had.

Oh, yeah.

Let's start on a positive note.

Let's start on a positive note.

Aaron Hawley, wife of Josh, I'm an insurrectionist and look at me, give a thumbs up to all the J6 ding-dongs.

Holly is the attorney who argued on behalf of Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine. This is the group of pro-life doctors and dentists

who have essentially are trying to roll back Miffy access to the Obama years. Yeah. And I just feel like, I feel like ADF Alliance for

Alliance, uh, defending freedom. I feel like they've been feeling themselves a lot lately.

And so maybe she walked in with that sort of like, I'm fucking Aaron Hawley, bitches. Like I'm from

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