As Twitchy reported, the Supreme Court this morning ruled that an expansive “buffer zone” around abortion clinics in Massachusetts violated the First Amendment.
The SCOTUS ruling was unanimous, but Sandra Fluke referred to is as an attack on women’s rights:
Supreme Court decides in McCullen v. Coakley that clinic buffer zones are unconstitutional. One more attack on women's rights.
— Sandra Fluke (@SandraFluke) June 26, 2014
Attempts were made to try and make rhyme or reason out of Fluke’s statement:
@SandraFluke It was unanimous. Pro-choice justices agreed it was unconstitutional.
— Sunny McSunnyface (@sunnyright) June 26, 2014
@SandraFluke Does women's rights include free speech?
— Robert C. Wilkins (@wilkinsrobertc) June 26, 2014
https://twitter.com/chuck_dizzle/status/482200544123944960
https://twitter.com/JakeTLeech/status/482198753307160576
@SandraFluke women protest and die from abortion too. You were thinking only about your faux feminists again.
— Wittorical (@Wittorical) June 26, 2014
https://twitter.com/EarlyGirlSC/status/482199357328879616
This==> https://t.co/KrckOwfnJa from a woman who thinks $9/mo for pills is an attack on women. @SandraFluke
— Fred the Great (@fredontwittur) June 26, 2014
@SandraFluke Afraid if a woman hears the truth they'll turn around & go home to have the baby? Free Speech protects women's rights
— Jen Stroup (@JenStroup) June 26, 2014
Um, 1st Amendment is a woman's right. Stop trying to be relevant. You're not. RT @SandraFluke https://t.co/dtdP152jCH
— Leslie ن (@LADowd) June 26, 2014
https://twitter.com/Travesham/status/482200955673665536
Apparently in Fluke’s world the rights of women who wish to speak out against abortion don’t fall under her “women’s rights” umbrella.
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