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A fake newspaper page shows the stark future of a conservative Supreme Court

The front page highlights some decisions liberals fear could be in jeopardy.

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A gun reform advocacy group released a fake front page of a newspaper showing the fears of liberals of what could come after President Donald Trump appoints another justice to the Supreme Court–shifting the court to the right for the foreseeable future.

A gun reform advocacy group released a fake front page of a newspaper showing the liberal fear of what could come after President Donald Trump appoints another justice to the Supreme Court—shifting the court to the right for the foreseeable future.

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Guns Down, a gun reform group that was formed in 2016, published the fake front page on Sunday evening. The paper, called the End Times, has headlines for several things that left-leaning Americans fear will happen if the Supreme Court has a conservative lean in the future.

The headlines include:

  • “Roe v. Wade Overturned: Women fear possible arrest, health ramifications as States prepare to outlaw abortion”
  • “Extreme Court: Gays have no right to wed: Christian conservatives celebrating monumental change in federal same-sex marriage laws”
  • “States Can’t Ban Guns in Public Places, High Court Finds”
  • “Government Efforts to Regulate Greenhouse Gasses Unconstitutional”
  • “Extreme Court Finds Assault Weapon Bans Unconstitutional”
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Guns Down did not immediately respond to a request for comment by the Daily Dot.

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