You think that one of the things atop the conservative agenda isn't going to be attempted once it's more feasible than ever?
As I indicated in my post, conservatives already have been going after abortion, with success, for a long time. But legislating is considerably different from judicial ruling. And as poorly reasoned as Roe is, I can't see it being reversed any more than I can see the similarly reasoned gay marriage case being reversed (and to note, I agree with or am otherwise kosher with the outcomes in both; the constitution reasoning I find lacking, to be kind).
Anyway, as it's a prediction of future behavior there's not really much to discuss. Froot certainly thinks it will happen. I don't. One of us will be right.
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