ANARCHY: Pentagon will not recognize any abortion laws enacted as a result of the Supreme Court's decision

The bases are federal land. The states have no say what goes on there. They can ignore the state laws and follow federal laws without any repercussions. So you will probably see abortion clinics popping up on military bases in the future.

The bases are federal land. The states have no say what goes on there. They can ignore the state laws and follow federal laws without any repercussions. So you will probably see abortion clinics popping up on military bases in the future.

Andrew Jackson, 1832, to the court;

"John Marshall has made his decision now let him enforce it".

No anarchy required, part of a long tradition.

(Jackson was a prime piece of shit make no mistake) Just saying, it's not like it leads to anarchy. Called checks and balances in adult speak.

I’m pretty sure it’s not their jurisdiction anyways

Just more unvirtue signaling

and who is going to check and balance the military when the military says they will no longer abide by or defend the constitution???? the shit just hit the fan!!!
the U.S. military said they will no longer abide by or defend one of the constitutionally enabled branches of the U.S. government. today they wont defend,protect or abide by what the judicial branch says tomorrow maybe they decide they won`t defend ,protect or abide by what the executive branch of the government says. america has a military coup in their near future. the shit just hit the fan.

This is the most important thread in GLP history because it sets a precedent.

The Republic is dead. People, wake the hell up.

A pin is required.

Austin vows to maintain military’s access to abortion despite end of Roe:

For those who have long sought Roe’s reversal, ending abortion takes priority over other considerations.

But another observer says the decision will weaken the nation’s security.

“By overturning Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court has not only taken a wrecking ball to reproductive rights – it has taken a wrecking ball to military readiness,” Janessa Goldbeck, a Marine Corps veteran and veterans’ advocate, said in a news release Friday.

“America will be less secure as a result,” she said.

The court’s decision allows political bodies, such as legislatures or Congress, to enact laws protecting, restricting or banning abortions.

Friday’s decision means women seeking abortions in restrictive states will need to travel to locations where it remains legal. That could be particularly burdensome to military personnel in states — or even large regions of the country — where abortions are banned.

The decision exacerbates the existing obstacles military personnel and their families face in obtaining abortions, argues Goldbeck, CEO of the Vet Voice Foundation, a nonpartisan organization that advocates a greater role for veterans in civic leadership.

Federal law allows military medical facilities to provide abortions only in cases of rape, incest or when a woman’s life is in danger. Tricare, the military’s health program for service members and their families, covers abortions only for those same circumstances.

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