A member of the Federalist Society that believes Roe is settled law and not reversible?
The Phrase "Roe is settled law" means far less than it implies.
Right now, Today, Roe is settled law. That doesnt mean however, should a Different Case, with different facts come before the court that an analagous case wouldnt be decided differently.
the "Roe is Settled Law" is one of the undignified shibboleths that conservative nominees must put up with in the name of duty.
No More, No less.
She meant that, as an judge in an "inferior tribunal" (the Constitution's term for lower federal courts), she is bound by that (and every other) Supreme Court precedent. But that does not mean that she would feel compelled to uphold Roe when an abortion case comes up to the Supreme Court.