> The same political pressures that go into appointing people to the Supreme Court, also apply to congress, the senate, and to the presidency. Sure but he got

> The same political pressures that go into appointing people to the Supreme Court, also apply to congress, the senate, and to the presidency. Sure but he got elected with that promise and then immediately reneged and explicitly said he wasn't going to try. To say the other only thing allowing abortions was the Supreme Court is _only_ correct because the Legislature and Executive branches intentionally didn't add any other blockers. To solely be upset with the Supreme Court is silly, this exact scenario was intentionally created by the other two branches.