A screenshot of a social media post (X/Twitter) by "Tim Pool" (@Timcast), a verified account with a profile photo of a man wearing a dark beanie, captioned "Amy Coney Barrett is clearly terrified of the left." Below it is an embedded quoted post from "Roscoe Smith IV" (@LoneStarLegendX), a verified account with a profile photo showing a cartoon-style avatar of a person in a hat. The quoted text reads: "Amy Coney Barrett's record tells a troubling story. Before Dobbs, she voted with the conservative position in 81% of non-unanimous cases. Since then, that number has dropped sharply into the 50–60% range in subsequent terms — including on major cases involving …" Beneath the quoted text is a bar chart titled "Amy Coney Barrett's Conservative Voting Record Before and After Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health (2022)." The chart shows five bars labeled by Supreme Court term: OT 2020 (65%), OT 2021 (81%), OT 2022 (59%), OT 2023 (57%), and OT 2024 (50%), with the y-axis "% Conservative Votes (in Non-Unanimous Cases)" from 0 to 100. A vertical dashed red line separates "Dobbs Decision (June 2022)" between OT 2021 and OT 2022. The pre-Dobbs bars (OT 2020, OT 2021) are labeled dark blue under a box reading "PRE-DOBBS Higher Conservatism," and the post-Dobbs bars (OT 2022–2024) are orange under a box reading "POST-DOBBS Moderation & Pragmatism." A dotted horizontal line marks the "50% threshold." At the bottom, partially obscured text reads a "Key Insight" box: "Barrett voted conservatively in a strong majority of cases both before and after Dobbs. Pre-Dobbs average ~73%; Post-Dobbs ~55%. She remains aligned more with conservatives than liberals overall, but shows increased cross-aisle voting and a modest leftward ideological drift in later terms. In Dobbs itself, she joined the majority overturning Roe v. Wade." A "Subscribe" button and other UI icons appear at the top right of the screenshot.
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Amy Coney Barrett is clearly terrified of the left
Roscoe Smith IV ✓ @LoneStarLegendX · Jul 14
Amy Coney Barrett's record tells a troubling story.
Before Dobbs, she voted with the conservative position in 81% of non-unanimous cases. Since then, that number has dropped sharply into the 50–60% range in subsequent terms — including on major cases involving …
Amy Coney Barrett's Conservative Voting Record
Before and After Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health (2022)
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Dobbs Decision
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Key Insight: Barrett voted conservatively in a strong majority of cases both before and after Dobbs. Pre-Dobbs average ~73%; Post-Dobbs ~55%. She remains aligned more with conservatives than liberals overall, but shows increased cross-aisle voting and a modest leftward ideological drift in later terms. In Dobbs itself, she joined the majority overturning Roe v. Wade.
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A screenshot of a social media post (X/Twitter) by "Tim Pool" (@Timcast), a verified account with a profile photo of a man wearing a dark beanie, captioned "Amy Coney Barrett is clearly terrified of the left." Below it is an embedded quoted post from "Roscoe Smith IV" (@LoneStarLegendX), a verified account with a profile photo showing a cartoon-style avatar of a person in a hat. The quoted text reads: "Amy Coney Barrett's record tells a troubling story. Before Dobbs, she voted with the conservative position in 81% of non-unanimous cases. Since then, that number has dropped sharply into the 50–60% range in subsequent terms — including on major cases involving …" Beneath the quoted text is a bar chart titled "Amy Coney Barrett's Conservative Voting Record Before and After Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health (2022)." The chart shows five bars labeled by Supreme Court term: OT 2020 (65%), OT 2021 (81%), OT 2022 (59%), OT 2023 (57%), and OT 2024 (50%), with the y-axis "% Conservative Votes (in Non-Unanimous Cases)" from 0 to 100. A vertical dashed red line separates "Dobbs Decision (June 2022)" between OT 2021 and OT 2022. The pre-Dobbs bars (OT 2020, OT 2021) are labeled dark blue under a box reading "PRE-DOBBS Higher Conservatism," and the post-Dobbs bars (OT 2022–2024) are orange under a box reading "POST-DOBBS Moderation & Pragmatism." A dotted horizontal line marks the "50% threshold." At the bottom, partially obscured text reads a "Key Insight" box: "Barrett voted conservatively in a strong majority of cases both before and after Dobbs. Pre-Dobbs average ~73%; Post-Dobbs ~55%. She remains aligned more with conservatives than liberals overall, but shows increased cross-aisle voting and a modest leftward ideological drift in later terms. In Dobbs itself, she joined the majority overturning Roe v. Wade." A "Subscribe" button and other UI icons appear at the top right of the screenshot.
Text in image: Tim Pool ✓ @Timcast Amy Coney Barrett is clearly terrified of the left Roscoe Smith IV ✓ @LoneStarLegendX · Jul 14 Amy Coney Barrett's record tells a troubling story. Before Dobbs, she voted with the conservative position in 81% of non-unanimous cases. Since then, that number has dropped sharply into the 50–60% range in subsequent terms — including on major cases involving … Amy Coney Barrett's Conservative Voting Record Before and After Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health (2022) PRE-DOBBS Higher Conservatism Dobbs Decision (June 2022) POST-DOBBS Moderation & Pragmatism 100 80 65% 81% 59% 57% 50% 60 40 50% threshold 20 0 OT 2020 OT 2021 OT 2022 OT 2023 OT 2024 (Pre-... s, partial) Key Insight: Barrett voted conservatively in a strong majority of cases both before and after Dobbs. Pre-Dobbs average ~73%; Post-Dobbs ~55%. She remains aligned more with conservatives than liberals overall, but shows increased cross-aisle voting and a modest leftward ideological drift in later terms. In Dobbs itself, she joined the majority overturning Roe v. Wade. % Conservative Votes (in Non-Unanimous Cases) Subscribe
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