After Roe, it'll be about convincing voters, not the courts

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : (The 1992 split decision in Planned Parenthood v. Casey upheld Roe, but barely: Four justices wanted to overrule, while two wanted it fully upheld; the three in the middle wound up replacing Blackmun's rationale with a different one and allowing more state-level restrictions.)
41% : Don't expect Congress to impose any national standard: The nation's far too divided on this question for either party (each of which still has dissenters on abortion) to gather enough votes to overrule all the states -- especially with the Senate filibuster intact, despite progressives' recent efforts to kill it.

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