Heidi Schreck
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91 appearances
1 recordings
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 30 Jun
Heidi Schreck’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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If the culture's asking it, we're talking about it.
You know, one of those great movies about girl debaters that's sort of uplifting and really fun and funny.
Because when she was 15, drawing those personal connections sounded like... You know, I protested my school's ban on girls wearing shorts, and that's me expressing my First Amendment right.
That immediately took me to birth control.
That took me to Roe v. Wade.
That took me to the 14th Amendment and the 9th Amendment.
And then it took me to domestic violence.
So when I was like, these are all things that have affected my life.
Why don't I dig into what the Constitution has to say about them, what the Supreme Court has had to say about them?
I would say making the play kind of forced a reckoning.
Maybe because of my own family history of this kind of violence, I needed to make sense of it.
So I talked to several constitutional scholars.
It's actually not designed to protect us, right?
It's designed to first outline how government will function, the co-equal branches of government, the separation of powers.
It's designed to, like, put a system in place.
And then it's designed to protect us from encroachment by the government, right?
From allowing, like, tyranny to take over.
So, like, the due process clause, which says the government cannot lock you up, take your stuff, or kill you without a good reason.
It states, Nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.
Negative rights and positive rights.
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