“We won Roe v. Wade a long time ago,” Pelosi said as Sanders insisted “the process is NOT dead.”

Nancy Pelosi blames ‘creature’ Donald Trump for instigating the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade case and says the case has ‘long won’ as Senator Bernie Sanders asks the senate repeatedly introduced a bill to systematize abortion rights until it is passed.

‘This is not a long game. We played a long game – we won Roe v. Wade a long time ago. We voted to protect it from time to time. We elected a Democratic House of Representatives of the administration’s choice,” the Speaker of the House told CNN’s Dana Bash on Sunday.

“Let’s not take our eyes off the ball,” she added. ‘The ball is: This court, dangerous for our country’s liberties.’

Bash notes that conservatives have had a goal for decades to overturn the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling that made abortion constitutionally protected, and pointed out that some critics of the critics leaders of the Democratic Party, said they ‘should have seen this coming.’

‘Who would have thought that a creature like Donald Trump would become President of the United States, making it through the list of judges he would appoint – thus gaining support from the far right. And appoint those anti-liberal judges to the court,’ Pelosi replied.

Sanders still has hope for legislation that would codify abortion rights into federal law even after the legislation failed to go public on Wednesday due to a GOP filing.

The Vermont independent senator told NBC Meet the Press, host Chuck Todd on Sunday.

‘We should bring those bills up again, and again, and again.’

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Sunday that ‘creature’ Donald Trump was able to form the Supreme Court to oust Roe v. Wade as she insisted: ‘We played a long game – we I won Roe v. Wade a long time ago. We voted to protect it from time to time’

Senator Bernie Sanders also said Sunday that the abortion rights issue is ‘not dead’ and insisted the Senate put the bill ‘again, again, and again’ until it is passed. through the

Thousands of protesters took to the National Mall in DC on Saturday to protest for abortion rights to protest the leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion suggesting an impending ouster of Roe v. . Wade

He stressed that there are now ‘too many Democrats preparing to support a candidate in Texas who is one of the few anti-choice members of Congress.’

The Democratic Representative for Texas, Henry Cuellar, a pro-Democrat, is running for midterms to return to the House of Representatives and is being supported by Speaker Pelosi, along with several other colleagues.

When Todd asked Sanders if it was a mistake for the Democrats to support him, he replied: ‘I do.’

Pushed further if Democratic supporters should no longer be allowed to join the Democratic Party, Sanders vaguely replied: ‘We’ll see.’

Earlier this month, a draft opinion from the Supreme Court showed Justice Samuel Alito and four other conservative justices signing a ruling that would overturn the Roe v. Wade case. A final judgment is expected to be made in June, but the draft was confirmed by the court as authentic days after it was published by Politico.

The only dissident conservative was Chief Justice John Roberts, who supported a 15-week abortion ban but did not completely overturn the 50-year-old ruling.

Sanders blamed moderate Democratic Senators Joe Manchin of West Virginia (left) and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona (right) for failing to side with their colleagues in removing mayhem to pluralism. Simple numbers in the Senate can pass whatever they want

Conservatives are furious about the leak but are praising the overturning of the ruling making abortion a right, while Democrats took to the streets to protest the impending ruling and call it a an attack on women’s rights.

Democrats in Congress have pressed for new legislation to pass a federal law that gives women the right to terminate a pregnancy. The bill passed in the House but failed to make it to the 50-50 Senate floor due to GOP entanglement, which required 60 votes to pass.

Sanders is blaming moderate Democratic Senators Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona for refusing to support a leftist effort to eliminate fragmentation so a simple majority can. rule the upper house.

Due to the upheld galloping rule, Democrats were unable to get the votes to overcome GOP obstruction and put their abortion bill on the Senate floor on Wednesday.

‘You have two members of the Senate, Senator Manchin and Senator Sinema, who have undermined what the president fought for. [for]”Sanders accused.

He added: ‘People in West Virginia, Arizona are under pressure to say, ‘You know what, why don’t you stand up for ordinary Americans. ‘