The left stomps its feet over losing in Texas

 Don Surber:

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Veruca Salt is a greedy, demanding, spoiled brat in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (aka Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory). She did not care how, she wanted it now.

So it goes with the left.

Their "The Argument Is Over" argument is an attempt to win without every having to defend themselves. They are the team that scores at the top of the first inning and demands to be awarded the game because they are ahead.

They demand instant gratification. The problem with most liberals is they never are satisfied.

Obama frequently said the argument is over. The time for action is here.

Declaring the debate over does not end it. But being a liberal, Obama never cared to hear the other side of the argument. Pity. Had he incorporated a few Republican ideas, Obamacare would be more than a flat-out billion-dollar handout to insurance companies.

Liberals were gifted by a socialist Supreme Court in 1973 with a national legalization of abortion. They had lost the debate in state legislatures -- only 4 legalized abortion -- while Congress refused to take up the matter.

Ditto gay marriage.

The court cowers to the Veruca Salt wing of American politics.

Or so has been the case for most of my nearly seven decades.

But the State of Texas has banned abortions after six weeks of gestation, and this Supreme Court refused to hear a lawsuit that wanted to block the new law. The plaintiffs lacked standing.

The shrieking and tantrums on the left are amusing. An emotion-driven movement is taking vapors. 

Republican Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana said the obvious. The Supreme Court will hear the case once it gets a case worthy of review. There are plenty of other heartbeat abortion laws by other states to gain the Supreme Court's attention.

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I agree that the court will eventually hear the case and decide whether a heartbeat in the womb is worth saving.  The science of what happens in the womb has grown dramatically since Roe v. Wade was decided.  They should take another look at it.

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