Howard Stern used the May 3 episode of a radio show called SiriusXM to blast Supreme Court justices considering overturning Roe v. Wade, which has kept basic abortion rights legal since its ruling in 1973. Draft majority opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito It was leaked On May 2, Alito wrote that Roe v. Wade was “grossly wrong from the start” and described the reasoning behind the ruling as “extremely weak, and the decision had grave consequences.” The Supreme Court has since said the leaked draft does not represent the court’s final ruling.
“If men get raped and get pregnant, there will be abortions available around every corner,” Stern said on his show (via media). “How women are going to vote for this agenda is a far cry from me. Who the hell wants to carry a child that you don’t want? And again, the people who carry these children they don’t want are not raising these children and so we are stuck with them.”
Stern said that people “who are against abortion” in this country “don’t donate to charity, they don’t raise these kids. I don’t know who they think would raise them. Men were willing to tear this country apart because we asked them to wear a mask, let alone have a child they didn’t want.” “.
“How did you come to this point of view?” Stern asked. “How much are we going to take? How much nonsense that some Hillbilly residents of South Dakota get a more important vote because they live in South Dakota. Let me tell you something. That’s what I’m saying. All unwanted children should be allowed to live in the Supreme Court building.” With these judges and they should raise every one of these children. That criminal Clarence Thomas and that wife and all of them. They can raise those children they want.”
Stern is one of the celebrities who championed abortion rights in the wake of the Supreme Court leak. Amy Schumer, Whoopi Goldberg, Amber Tamblyn, and others have used social media to condemn the possible coup in Roe v. Wade. Grammy-nominated musician Phoebe Bridgers shared her abortion story for the first time, telling fans that everyone should have access to places like Planned Parenthood.
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