Melissa Gira Grant: I know this is so two weeks ago, but the Supreme Court did not “approve” mifepristone—they said that randos do not have standing to challenge the FDA approval of mifepristone. (And what FDA approval in the face of randos and courts means after today, well…) www.semafor.com/article/06/2...

I know this is so two weeks ago, but the Supreme Court did not “approve” mifepristone—they said that randos do not have standing to challenge the FDA approval of mifepristone. (And what FDA approval in the face of randos and courts means after today, well…) www.semafor.com/article/06/2...

Shouldn’t they have refused to take the case because they didn’t have standing?

once upon a time, yes! but matty k gave it credibility from his fiefdom in amarillo: newrepublic.com/article/1796...

Who Exactly Is Behind the Supreme Court’s Big Mifepristone Case?newrepublic.com The Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine claims to be an organization of doctors worried about mifepristone. The paper trail is more ambiguous.

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