I don't see RvW being overturned unless it is thrown back to the states (highly doubtful). The pro-choicers will fight any of it tooth and nail. I read an interesting discussion on that possible scenario on the Eastern Orthodox newgroups (orthodox generally oppose abortion). In essense, they were saying if it is thrown back to the states, women would just go to another state to procure an abortion or use the/an unsafe, illegal method. I suspect some are still going the illegal route as it is.
Good to see more people becoming pro life though.
I don't see RvW being overturned unless it is thrown back to the states (highly doubtful). The pro-choicers will fight any of it tooth and nail.They can't fight it. It's always up to the Nine High Priests of Justice. If a majority of them want there to be a right, then there's a right. If a majority doesn't want there to be such a right, there isn't such a right. If a majority want it to sometimes one way and other times the other way (Planned Parenthood v. Casey*), then that's how it shall be.
*In that case it was a "plurality."