Pill of Rights: Supreme Court Justice says Big Pharma’s ‘Criminal Enterprise’ Unaccountable
The Supreme Court’s latest ruling on mail-order chemical abortion drugs is exposing a much bigger issue than abortion politics. According to CompassCare CEO Jim Harden, the case has become a national test of whether federal agencies, Big Pharma, and political interests can override congressional law and state sovereignty whenever enforcement becomes inconvenient. So far, the answer seems to be yes. Criminal Enterprises can be active according to YOUR Supreme Court. Also available on this topic are Michael Bonning, Vice President of Operations for CompassCare, and Ayesha Kreutz, a black conservative and Project 21 Ambassador.
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- Justice Thomas calls Big Pharma abortion network a “criminal enterprise”
- Mail-order abortion pills bypass state laws after Dobbs decision
- FDA delayed critical mifepristone safety review amid mounting complications
- One in ten women reportedly require emergency care after chemical abortions
- Critics warn federal agencies prioritize politics over public safety
In a blistering dissent, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas accused pharmaceutical companies seeking continued distribution of mifepristone of participating in what he called a “criminal enterprise.” Thomas argued that shipping abortion pills through the mail violates the federal Comstock Act and undermines state abortion laws.
For those keeping score at home, that means a Supreme Court Justice identified Big Pharma as engaging in a criminal conspiracy.
“Applicants are not entitled to a stay of an adverse court order based on lost profits from their criminal enterprise,” Thomas wrote — extraordinary language from a sitting Supreme Court justice directed at powerful pharmaceutical interests.
The Court majority nevertheless stayed the 5th Circuit’s ruling that would have halted the FDA’s 2023 deregulation of mail-order abortion drugs.
Harden says the implications extend far beyond abortion.
“This is about whether federal bureaucracies are accountable to the law at all,” Harden argues. “If agencies can selectively ignore federal statutes, sidestep state authority, and delay drug safety reviews because of politics, every American should be concerned.”
The controversy comes amid growing scrutiny over chemical abortion safety. Recent data suggests roughly one in ten women experience serious complications requiring emergency care after taking abortion pills. Justice Samuel Alito also revealed in his dissent that FDA officials allegedly delayed a promised safety review of mifepristone for at least six months.
Harden is available to discuss the constitutional implications of the ruling, the debate over federal enforcement of the Comstock Act, growing concerns about FDA accountability, and why critics believe mail-order abortion policies undermine the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision and state sovereignty.
Relevant Article(s):
Abortionist Brags About Killing 10,000 Babies a Month By Shipping Abortion Pills – LifeNews.com
OPTIONAL Q&A:
- What did Justice Clarence Thomas mean by calling Big Pharma a “criminal enterprise”?
- How does mail-order chemical abortion undermine state sovereignty after Dobbs?
- Why did the Supreme Court majority block the 5th Circuit’s ruling?
- What evidence exists regarding emergency room visits tied to abortion pills?
- Why would the FDA delay a promised safety review for six months?
- Does the federal Comstock Act still prohibit mailing abortion drugs?
- What role should the Department of Justice play in enforcing existing federal law?
- Why should Americans who are not focused on abortion still care about this case?
ABOUT JIM HARDEN…
Rev. Jim Harden, a dedicated pro-life advocate and leader of CompassCare, is known for his outspoken views on medical ethics, executive leadership, and pro-life strategy. With a family of ten children and a strong moral compass, he believes in the adage, “Money follows morality.” Harden has been vocal about perceived corruption in federal law enforcement and public policy in post-Roe America. His predictions about the Dobbs decision in 2018 and the demise of the “Red Wave” in 2022 showcase his deep understanding of the political landscape.
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ABOUT MICHAEL BONNING…
Michael Bonning is the Vice President of Operations at CompassCare, responsible for safety and security at all six locations throughout New York. He was the regional executive in 2022 when the Buffalo medical office location was firebombed by the domestic terrorist organization Jane’s Revenge. Michael also oversaw the miraculous 52 day rebuild of the Buffalo location.
ABOUT AYESHA KREUTZ…
Chaplain Ayesha Kreutz, a spokesman for CompassCare and a Project 21 ambassador, is executive director of Am I Not a Child and a founding member of organizations such as the Frederick Douglass Foundation, Coalition to Protect Kids NY, Frederick Douglass Freedom Alliance and Douglass Leadership Institute. She has led grassroots initiatives, legislative advocacy and political campaigns at the local, state and national levels.
Inspired by Scripture and Frederick Douglass, Ayesha wholeheartedly agrees that sin is a reproach to any people and that righteousness uplifts a nation (Proverbs 14:34). As Douglass stated: “This constitutes my politics, the negative and positive of my politics, and the whole of my politics… It is my duty to do all in my power to infuse this idea into the public mind so that it may be recognized and put into practice by our people.”
With this as her foundation, Ayesha strives to encourage civic engagement as envisioned by the Founding Fathers, as well as teach, inspire and empower people to escape the spiderweb of generational welfare dependency, institutionalized systemic poverty and the culture of death and rejection. www.compasscarecommunity.com and www.nationalcenter.org Project 21 Ambassador
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