And then it will be disputed as Roe V Wade has been.
Forty years.
They might want to take a look at how that’s going for them. Looking at the facts, that is.
Oh! That case pisses me off... not only because of what it did specifically/obviously, but because it *greatly* expanded the power of the court (they can now just make up some 'right', say states are infringing on it, and then strike down those [state-level] laws.)
* Next time someone asks about the 'right' to privacy, respond with "then justify the TSA."
I am not so sure about that. Generally, people who protest abortion do not lose their jobs, businesses, or get sued because of their beliefs.