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Roe vs Wade was based on the notion of a constitutional right to privacy. So it is very much tied to privacy! There is currently real doubt that what were assu
by jahewson 4y ago
Roe vs Wade was based on the notion of a constitutional right to privacy. So it is very much tied to privacy!
There is currently real doubt that what were assumed to be constitutional privacy protections (far beyond abortion) will hold going forward and so the executive is keen to demonstrate and exercise its existing powers in regulating affairs which previously would have been assumed to be protected by such a right.
- namecheapTA 4y ago
- vkou 4y ago> so the executive is keen to demonstrate and exercise its existing powers in regulating affairs which previously would have been assumed to be protected by such a right. No, what has actually happened is that the democrats very recently broke the deadlock [1] and got their appointments into the FTC, which caused the organization to actually start doing its job. The senate republicans were delaying the appointment, and their appointees inside the FTC were stonewalling any actual enforcement by it. https://news.bloomberglaw.com/privacy-and-data-security/data-privacy-takes-priority-for-ftc-chief-as-dems-break-deadlock https://news.bloomberglaw.com/privacy-and-data-security/data...