[Jim W N]

FIRST: Texas is well within it constitutional rights to NULLIFY AND REJECT federal acts and court decisions that are unconstitutional. Texas and all states are sovereign outside the limited power delegated by the Constitution to the feds as confirmed by the Ninth and Tenth Amendments. The fact is the federal government has NO constitutional power to interfere with a state's abortion laws. The flawed and counterfeit Incorporation Doctrine is no shelter for this unjust and invalid decision.

SECOND: the scope of this decision is LIMITED to the parties of the case. The Constitution does NOT give the judicial branch legislative power to create national law. The constitutional power of the judicial branch is LIMITED TO INDIVIDUAL CASES AND CONTROVERSIES (Art III, Sec 2).

[MinstrelBoy]

Plus striking down a law as unconstitutional doesn’t magically mean the law stating the opposite passes.

[VanDeKoik]

Ok?

Well how about the government of Texas (instead of people there shooting off their mouths about secession), demonstrate this by nullifying and rejecting this ruling?

The governor I’m sure will make a big stink in some press releases, and then nothing.