It wasn’t a constitutional right. Never was. You won’t find that in the constitution anywhere. The role of the Supreme Court it to uphold law as it is relevant to the constitution. The decision belongs to the states. always has. If enough citizens feel abortion is important enough to be a constitutional right, then congress needs to create an amendment and have it ratified by the states, while at the same time creating some ground rules as to when and when not to allow an abortion, ie, very late term abortions, etc. this isn’t about whether abortion is right or wrong, it’s only placing that control back to the states until it can actually be made “constitutional”. Meanwhile, 75% of those polled after an abortion day they regret it and would have had the baby if they felt there was support. Maybe we also need to invest in our support systems for mothers facing this decision to let them know there is a way and help get them support, and that adoption is a great choice too.
