re: #259 CSUH2001

I’m not sure how to answer this. I honestly don’t believe Roe. V. Wade will be overturned. I am not a political activist or a lawyer so I can’t make an educated guess on how real the threat is. In saying “its not happening” I am not saying they are not trying. I am saying that I believe it won’t happen. What legal argument can social conservatives make against unrestricted abortion?

Thomas and Scalia are two certain votes to overrule Roe, as they voted that way in Planned Parenthood v. Casey and have shown no signs of changing. It seems very possible both Alito and Roberts would agree. Those are four certain or plausible votes against Roe right there.