CLEAN : Protest outside US Supreme Court as Senate confirms Barrett as newest justice

The transcript explores personal views on democracy, expressing existential dread and a strong will to fight for personal beliefs. Concerns are raised about the state of the country, particularly regarding women's rights and abortion, with fears of Roe v. Wade being overturned. Political opinions are shared, critiquing the qualifications of certain individuals and the politicization of the Supreme Court nomination process, which is seen as damaging to the institution's credibility.

What emotions does the speaker associate with their view of democracy?

• Confusion and uncertainty

• Indifference and apathy

• Existential dread and a will to fight

• Joy and satisfaction

What is the speaker's main concern regarding Roe v. Wade?

• It will be ignored by the public

• It will be strengthened by new laws

• It will be overturned, affecting women's rights

• It will be upheld and unchanged

How does the speaker feel about the ethical implications of abortion?

• Abortion should be more accessible

• Abortion is a personal choice

• Abortion is murder and should be abolished

• Abortion is a necessary evil

What is the speaker's opinion on the Supreme Court nomination process?

• It is fair and unbiased

• It is transparent and trustworthy

• It is overly politicized and damages credibility

• It is too slow and inefficient

What does the speaker think about the new Supreme Court justice compared to Ruth Bader Ginsburg?

• The new justice is not relevant

• The new justice is equally qualified

• The new justice is an improvement

• The new justice is less qualified