I appreciate your response. But it is very general. The issue is whether a state can regulate abortion, even to the point of outlawing it. The answer in existing law is yes. Now, that is not to say that in my younger years I would not throw down $280.00 in cash to pay for a mistake to go away. Frankly, it does not bother me as long as it is, in fact, a tiny mass of cells that lack human characteristics. But when it starts displaying a heart beat that you can see on sonogram, that is kind of the point where I would not be comfortable icing it. I cannot tell you why, necessarily, this is. That is how I feel. Therein lies the difficulty with abortion.
See, when you count all the broads out there, I think there probably is a slim majority who want to have abortions be legal. But there is a caveat to this. At some point, as the pregnancy progresses, support for abortion at later points is going to drop. Nobody wants what, say, Kermit Gosnell was doing. See
Kermit Gosnell - Wikipedia He was a monster. But most chicks are ok with pulling out a microscopic thing and squashing it like a bug.