As always, you can find the Dobbs v. Jackson decision here.

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One claim in this sentence:

“There is ample evidence that the passage of these laws was instead spurred by a sincere belief that abortion kills a human being.”

That’s a motive, too, right? Certainly held by some—maybe even most—but it would be irresponsible to ascribe it to all of them, right?

I’m being unfair again. Absent a definition of “ample,” there’s nothing here that can be verified or falsified, so we’ll just have to see what comes next. I hope there’s some support coming, but for now this is undetermined:

• “There is ample evidence that the passage of these laws was instead spurred by a sincere belief that abortion kills a human being.”