[TSchmereL]

The right to privacy that Alito acknowledged is the "specific" right to privacy in the Fourth Amendment, not the "general" right to privacy used in Roe. His answer was brilliant!

[ConservativeDude]

The right to privacy that Alito acknowledged is the "specific" right to privacy in the Fourth Amendment, not the "general" right to privacy used in Roe. His answer was brilliant!"

You beat me to it. Good post.

[Sacajaweau]

Excellent answer:

The privacy was "in the bedroom".

Can you tell me what's private about an abortion. Someone has to drive you there and you have to sign papers. There are doctors, nurses, aides, secretaries and then you go to a pharmacy with a "written" prescription. That's about unprivate as you can get.