In This Episode:

The #SistersInLaw come together to analyze the perils and pitfalls of the growing momentum towards investigating the DOJ in the Republican congress, and compare and contrast the legally fraught actions of SCOTUS partners Ginni Thomas and Jane Roberts.  Then, they discuss the latest front in the abortion wars over the pill, and why there might be protections granted by Federal preemption doctrine. 

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