You're right, it could lead to that, but if it doesn't, it's a major win for us.

I'm not talking about what it leads to, but, rather, what it means now, as articulated by Engel.  It basically "enshrines in law" (actually higher than law, in a SCOTUS legal principle) the notion that states are free to butcher unborn babies.  As a result, no federal law can override their state laws.  Nothing short of a Constitutional Amendment or yet another SCOTUS ruling overturning Dobbs (both of which are highly unlikely in the near future) can ban abortion across the country now.

And it's probably a matter if time before the Left completely undo the PRACTICAL benefits of this ruling.  Companies are paying people to travel for abortion.  Blue States are EXPANDING abortion.  There's talk of setting up abortion clinics on federal government property (there's plenty of that in every state).  In the maps below, don't let the "white" space fool you.  If you look close enough, there are these red specs everywhere in every state ... just that they're really small given the scale of the map.

And, another bit of information here about how they're working to undo the practical benefits.  So-called "Morning After" pills are classified as contraceptives, whereas they're actually abortifacients.  There was a huge run on these pills, to the point that most pharmacies had to limit how may a given customer could by.  So the pro-abortion types will simply be more careful (and spend a bit of extra money) to always take one of these the "morning after" they've fornicated.  So they'll just be forced to abort their babies earlier.

I'm not talking about what it leads to, but, rather, what it means now, as articulated by Engel.  It basically "enshrines in law" (actually higher than law, in a SCOTUS legal principle) the notion that states are free to butcher unborn babies.  As a result, no federal law can override their state laws.  Nothing short of a Constitutional Amendment or yet another SCOTUS ruling overturning Dobbs (both of which are highly unlikely in the near future) can ban abortion across the country now.

And it's probably a matter if time before the Left completely undo the PRACTICAL benefits of this ruling.  Companies are paying people to travel for abortion.  Blue States are EXPANDING abortion.  There's talk of setting up abortion clinics on federal government property (there's plenty of that in every state).  In the maps below, don't let the "white" space fool you.  If you look close enough, there are these red specs everywhere in every state ... just that they're really small given the scale of the map.

What I'm trying to say is that you are right that the foundations are laid but it remains to be seen if they will be able to build upon them. For now, less babies will be sacrificed, in the future, maybe more will be because of it. We don't know yet.

It occurred to me looking while looking at the map that they might be able to set up abortion facilities on Indian Reservations, just like casinos.

Here's a decent discussion of the scenario with Indian reservations.  Most of the obstacles cited by CNN could be overcome if the feds (under Biden) would actually strengthen the autonomy of Indian Reservations and protect it with legislations ... and we know they'll try.  Only real obstacle would be the suggestion that many Indian Reservations (according to this article anyway) lean conservative.  It was evidently tried by one tribal leader in South Dakota when they tried to make abortion illegal, and that individual was impeached out of office over it by her own tribe.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/26/us/tribal-lands-abortion-safe-havens-roe-cec/index.html

Yesterday I spoke to the head of our pro-life center (which I founded with her mother). She said phone calls to the hotline have quadrupled. I asked why and she said there is a great deal more "abortion hesitancy." They have heard more of the pro-life side and are questioning their decisions. (Also getting phone calls from crazed pro-aborts.)

They ruled that there is no right to abortion and that therefore it can be legislated upon. The stuff about letting the states legislate it was just a commentary on the diversity of state laws that would come into being without Roe v Wade blocking them. Congress absolutely can ban abortion at the federal level.

Also a ruling that there is no right to abortion =/= a ruling that an unborn child has no right to life.

This is true. While the ruling in the Dobbs case is a step in the right direction, the reality is, is they are still doing NOTHING to protect innocent life from being snuffed out. There's no ruling that the unborn child has a RIGHT to LIVE. 

The abortion mills are still churning out baby parts in most states, especially here in NY where the psychopath gov is handing out millions and passing insane legislation  to come here and murder you baby , all costs covered, their even referring to it as a form of "tourism", you know, come enjoy the state and see the sites while you butcher your child.

California wants to murder the child after  IT'S BORN. Yea, they'll pay for you to come there too.

This infanticide is going to bring the whole country down, that and sodomy. I've been saying it for years.

The RvW repeal does little at this point, it's a gesture, eh, we can't officially say you have a "right" to murder children, but, hey, you go decide at the state level, you know, you do you.

You think God is pleased with that bs?

1) it proves that KS is not “stark red”.  2) revising constitutions is always hard.  3). Referendums are kinda pointless.  The legislature can do what it wants.