I don’t know - she’s Catholic and this will secure a Catholic majority on the court. She might surprise us on abortion.
I have a hard time seeing her being any different than Kennedy or Pelosi on that particular issue.
From many Protestant points of view the "Catholic majority" existed when Rhenquist (Lutheran) and O'Connor (Episcopal) sat with three or four other Catholic Justices.
I took a quick look at past lists of justices according to professed religious affiliation (note that "professed" although we know many of them were truly in league with Satan, heh, heh) and I didn't catch any earlier Episcopal/Lutheran/Catholic combinations that yielded a majority like that unless John Marshall's Anglican dominated bench did so ~ but I think there were fewer judges in those days.
Today's court with 6 members of a single denomination is very unusual. We don't even have an Orthodox member ~ not sure we ever did ~ long overdue.
I have a hard time seeing her being any different than Kennedy or Pelosi on that particular issue.
What we will get is La Raza on the Supreme Court.
It really doesn’t matter what her position is on abortion.
Not a single Supreme Court justice has ever admitted the personhood of the unborn.
All Catholic Supreme Court justices to date are, in my opinon, Formal Catholic Heretics.