>There comes a point where you need to look towards a legislative body rather than a court and that’s by design. Except now with these rulings those laws will

>There comes a point where you need to look towards a legislative body rather than a court and that’s by design. Except now with these rulings those laws will absolutely be challenged. Do you truly believe they'll be upheld by such a partisan court, with multiple judges picked for the explicit purpose of overturning Roe v. Wade? I mean you've got Montana trying to pass a law prosecuting people for getting abortions in another state. You can't expect people who are dogmatic about abortion to accept compromises in any way, shape, or form. Clearly that's the case given half a century later they are fighting as hard as ever and are about to secure their first major victory.