Supreme Court leak is shameful attempt to poison an outstanding opinion

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : It does the work that the majority in Roe and in its later muddled precedent, Planned Parenthood v. Casey, refused to do, looking to the Constitution itself to determine whether it includes right to an abortion.
41% : assertion that abortion was probably never a crime under the common law."
41% : More than three quarters of the states prohibited abortion at all stages of pregnancy at the time the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified.
40% : Until shortly before Roe, "abortion had long been a crime in every single State."
37% : The Constitution makes no mention of abortion, and our government's blueprint provides no implicit support for such a right either.
35% : Here the Court finally takes itself out of the business of legislating abortion -- a task for which it lacks both the authority and expertise.

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