But slightly right-leaning states ALREADY have issues (due to neo-cons) with passing pro-life laws.  Again, this changes nothing other than you’re correct it puts the fight on the state level.  

What you’re ignoring are the good possibilities because 30+ states are Red and 10+ are super red with super majorities over the governors.  That means that 10/50 states or 20% will outlaw abortion VERY quickly.  That’s something that can’t happen now.  

Yeah even if Lad is right on the constitution (and I’m really not convinced but also don’t have time to currently type a real rebuttal) allowing some states to ban abortion is still better than having a federal enshrined right to abortion 

The SCOTUS judges who voted against this should be sentenced to 1000 years in military detention with no trial. Round them up into trucks and take them away.

I threw this out there early on, but the more I think about it, the more I realize that the proposed SCOTUS ruling (as appears in the leaked Alito draft) would be an unmitigated disaster for Pro Life.

Yes, you're right. Combine that with the reality that the pro-life voice is not very strong in this country, and you are in for a potential shellacking of epic proportions come the Midterms. They can and will make this the central issue.

Who's "they"?

Congressional Democrats.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/supreme-court-repeals-roe-v-wade-sends-abortion-back-to-the-states-142310680.html

But in at least 15 states abortion will be illegal. Most of these states — across the South, the Midwest and the Mountain West — have “trigger” laws in place that will now ban the procedure. The new laws will take effect within a few days in some places, and within a month in others.

The 15 states that are now expected to enact an outright ban on abortion are Alabama, Arkansas, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West Virginia and Wyoming.

Three other states — Georgia, Ohio and South Carolina — are likely to ban abortions after the sixth week of pregnancy. Two other states — Arizona and Florida — have passed 15-week bans this year.

That is a total of 20 states banning or limiting abortion within the first trimester or early in the second.
But others may join them. Iowa currently limits abortion after 22 weeks, and this month the state’s highest court said there is no right to abortion in Iowa’s Constitution. Republican lawmakers in the state are likely to try now to ban the procedure.



And so there are about 20 states, and the District of Columbia, where abortion is likely to remain widely available — and fairly well along into a pregnancy.

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To sum up...
20 states have banned abortion = 40%
10 states limit abortion but also might ban = 20%
20 states where abortion is widely available = 40%

So right now, 40% of America has banned abortion.  This is a GREAT day.  In a year or so, that could increase to 60% or more!

PS ... I believe that there's a reason that God allowed most of the Leftists to live on the coasts of the country, California, Oregon, Washingon on the West Coast, New York and Massachussetts and New England in general on the East.  I fully believe that God will swallow that evil into the Ocean when the chastisement comes.

There are no evil people in the middle?
Anyway, the rain falls on the just and the unjust.