And I hope they find and prosecute the Satanic dirtbag who leaked this.  It was clearly done to undermine the ruling ahead of time and to create pressure on SCOTUS to not issue the ruling, calling it a "mistrial".

In a sense, this is really a garbage ruling:

That's to say that the people's "elected representatives" can vote to permit murder.  

Correct, this ruling is a back-handed way of actually confirming a "right" to abortion as long as the people vote for it. I suspect this ruling will prevent the Supreme Court from ever declaring abortion illegal as the "conservative" judges have now declared that abortion is indeed a right that can be given freely or restricted as the voters see fit. So while some states will ban it all together others will expand it, and other will fluctuate based on the political mood of the times.

Court has voted to overturn Roe, according to draft opinion:

leaked SCOTUS initial Dobbs v. Jackson opinion, Justice Alito circulated (10 Feb. 2022):

Alito's intro. (pp. 1-6) gives a good overview of Roe v. Wade, its arbitrary trimester scheme, and flaky justification.
p. 2:

[Roe's] survey of history ranged from the constitutionally irrelevant (e.g., its discussion of abortion in antiquity) to the plainly incorrect (e.g., its assertion that abortion was probably never a crime under the common law).

^{cf. Hilger's The Fake and Deceptive Science Behind Roe v. Wade: Settled Law v. Settled Science}
Planned Parenthood v. Casey's scrapping Roe's trimester scheme (p. 4):

Casey threw out Roe’s trimester scheme and substituted a new rule of uncertain origin under which States were forbidden to adopt any regulation that imposed an “undue burden” on a woman'’s right to have an abortion.

pp. 68-91: Appendix A:

This appendix contains statutes criminalizing abortion at all stages of pregnancy in the States existing in 1868. The statutes appear in chronological order.

pp. 92-98: Appendix B:

This appendix contains statutes criminalizing abortion at all stages in each of the territories that became States and in the District of Columbia. The statutes appear in chronological order of enactment.

 

There is nothing stopping Congress from enacting a law that "Life begins at Fertilization"- they would have a fight and have to prove it (easily) but they couldn't overrule it based on its "unconstitutionality" now. It may never happen or get out of committee- but it is possible. That would eliminate individual  state's ability to enact baby killing as federal law would supercede it or....
The difficult task of a  Constitutional  Amendment protecting Life in the womb might actually be a possibility now. It would need 2/3 of the states for approval. Somehow now I think it is possible. These things could be done simultaneously.

Roe has been the stumbling block for all of these efforts for almost 50 years

My fear is that O'Biden installs pedo-judge Jackson on the court as the 10th judge. She has already been approved and is just waiting in the wings for Breyer to leave.

No, the way this ruling appears to be worded, it's all about state's rights to decide the issue, so a federal law defining life as beginning at fertilization/conception would likely be struck down.  That's the sinister side of this ruling, as I pointed out earlier.  While it allows states to ban abortion, it also protects a state's alleged "right" to make it legal.  In fact, I could see some Satanic Blue states going hog wild now and passing partial-birth abortion and even infanticide laws.

So the argument you’re making is basically that the scotus judges should actually violate their oath of office to uphold the constitution and instead legislate from the bench in reverse.
perhaps you are correct about this. But even if so, I think we can be happy that they’re at least actually following the constitution over the left here.  Many babies will be saved because of this 

Many babies will be saved because of this

Perhaps. But they will still drive across state lines and get abortions. 

Do you think the Satanists in charge are going to give up their sacrifices?