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This is the Tom Hartman program.

And greetings my friends, Patriots, lovers of democracy, truth and justice, believers and

peace freedom in the American way. It's a grim day.

The Supreme Court just overturned the right to abortion.

Clarence Thomas in his concurring opinion

said that all of the cases where substantive due process is the

the lever used by the court to make the decision.

It should also be overturned. That would include, and he specifically named three of them.

That would include Obergofel, which legalized gay marriage, Lawrence v. Texas, which legalized

sex between people the same gender and Griswold. Griswold is Griswold v. Connecticut in the 1965 case

that legalized birth control. Now the other, the fourth famous case that used substantive

due process and the right of privacy to decide it, which Clarence Thomas did not mention,

was loving the Virginia, which legalized interracial marriage.

And I think the reason Thomas didn't mention that is fairly obvious, but it would fall also

under this logic. So this is huge. This is absolutely friggin huge.

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