This is meant to go all the way to the Supreme Court, and re-visit Roe v. Wade, this time with a look at what really IS at stake. We have some forty-five years of perspective relating to the cumulative impact of “abortion on demand” that was NEVER voted on by any state legislature, or approved by the voting public. It was simply imposed by judicial fiat.
Laws passed by one state should not be compelled upon another state which may have a culture somewhat at variance with the first.
Yes but all it does is shift the fight to the states and I suspect the prolifers will find it difficult to sustain a complete ban, which is what Alabama is doing.
Agree. Someone will challenge it. It will end up in the supreme court. Roe vs wade could very well be reversed. The case that got it passed was weak and they know it.