You know, apart from the fact that some states won't provide an exception for case of rape and incest (which people of good conscience can disagree on), I believe much of the country will end up looking more like the European model when it comes to abortion, Many of the EU countries don't allow abortion past 15 weeks or at most 24 weeks.You are not incorrect on your technical judiciary point....but how sad in 2022 that our country is now seen as one of the most repressive developed nations in the world.
We are looking more like a Christian theocracy oligarchy every day, especially at the state level.
That works much better for majority groups but becomes intolerable for minority groups.
Essentially, this extremist state's rights ideology is what led to the Civil War.
We really count on our judiciary to be more balanced in order to protect individual and minority rights.
This court is anything but balanced.
The US, some states in particular like California, NY, etc. have the most liberal and barbaric abortion policies in the entire world. It's frankly shameful.
I expect the court to defer to the rights of the states and their elected representatives, and not cave in to who is shouting the loudest. With the Dobbs decision and the West Virginia vs EPA decision, the court is finally going in the right direction.