> The Supreme Court neither banned abortion nor prohibited the legislature from protecting the right to abortion. Which means that New York, California, Massac

> The Supreme Court neither banned abortion nor prohibited the legislature from protecting the right to abortion. Which means that New York, California, Massachusetts will retain abortion access. And Texas, Indiana, will remove abortion access. This sounds like States rights is actually working. But the media is distorting the overturning of Roe vs Wade with the sensational claim that “Abortion is banned in the US”. No, it’s not banned. This just means Texas and New York have differing policies with regards to abortion access. Yes, 46 million women living in conservative states will lose access to abortion, but not all of those women are liberal quite frankly. Moreover, those states are exactly that: conservative. And the Conservative Majority of that state isn’t required to accommodate the views of the Liberal minority of that state. Just like the Liberal Majority of California isn’t required to accommodate their Conservative Minorities. That’s the nature of how US Democratic institutions were built. Sounds fair to me and the Supreme Court made the correct decision by returning that authority back to the states.