Bingo. I see your point, but normal people know, that if the Supreme Court says it is in the hands of the state, they would not tolerate a feeble executive order attempt. True, it is a stuffed right wing court, but they would not tolerate that, and would not go against the repeated consistent votes of the people, where states got it on state referendums, while Republican fought to avoid the voters deciding in their states. The key to how this unfolds further will be states voting for or against their representative. The rapid rise in infant mortality and maternal death an injury since some states went hard core on the issue, do not support that happening. The Supremes decided yesterday, states cannot even prevent a woman from being treated to save her life or from serious harm, by a required emergency abortion, even in a state with an almost total ban, and Doctors will be protected, though, anti-abortion forces would rather see the woman dead or doctors in jail. I certainly do not see an abortion ban getting through both houses of congress.