Philip Wegman

Should the U.S.

start bringing troops home from Europe?

I worry a lot that this is where we were headed.

Trump sort of signaled it a lot during his first term.

And in my conversations with European friends, I have been telling them, be ready for this, because I do not think we get through four years without the United States reducing its European footprint.

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Louisiana thus suffers no sovereign injury because nothing undermines Louisiana's ability to legislate and enforce abortion restrictions as it sees fit.

New York and other states have also passed aggressive shield laws that, among other things, permit doctors and clinics to omit identifying information from pill bottles so that a 12-pill bottle with mifepristone can arrive in Louisiana without indicating who sent it.

states have no sovereign interest in having other sovereigns' policies match theirs.

And a divergence in abortion policy at the state level is a natural result of returning abortion policy to the states.

Out-of-state prescribers freed from the in-person dispensing requirement are causing approximately 1,000 illegal abortions in Louisiana each month.

Leaving all medically sound options on the table, including dispensing mifepristone via mail or at local pharmacies, is critical.

Mr. President, do you have any reaction to today's plane being named the best news show?

Well, I didn't know that.

I just, you're telling me now for the first time.