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

Paragraph 3 of 3

Sentence 5 of 5

Just one claim in this sentence:

“The dissent cannot establish that a right to abortion has ever been part of this Nation’s tradition.”

If this sentence said “has not established,” it would pretty obviously be true, because not only has the dissent not established that, they haven’t tried. “Cannot” is a completely different proposition, though, and while it might be (and probably is) true, we’ll have to see if the Dobbs majority can establish that.

This claim is undetermined:

• “The dissent cannot establish that a right to abortion has ever been part of this Nation’s tradition.”