The SCOTUS Strike Down Of Louisiana's Abortion Law Is More Surprising Than You Think

Chief Justice John Roberts' shocking decision does not discount his past history of supporting conservatism in the court room.

. This is a recent wave of progressive votes for Roberts, who was first appointed as Chief Justice in 2003 by former President George W. Bush, still does not discount his past. Bush was known throughout his presidency for his anti-abortion stance, and Roberts has a storied history of supporting conservatism in the court room.

This decision was particularly surprising given Roberts' support for the same law in Texas. Louisiana’s law being overturned drew comparisons to, the Texas law that limited locations for patients seeking an abortion in the state. The law, then shot down by former Justice Anthony Kennedy — who sided with the Court’s known liberal judges Breyer, Sotomayor, and Ginsberg — would have taken away options for where abortions could be performed and not have reaped any medical benefits.

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