The truth if Roe v Wade is repealed . . . . .

[beez]

Honest question:

Roe v. Wade was a SCOTUS decision on a Constitutional issue. An interpretation by the court that is now precedent. It has easily withstood several revisits on tangential arguments. It is not a law in the sense that Congress wrote it, the President signed it, and it gets codified.

I know there is hysteria from some that RvW will get now overturned but no one has explained to me how that would manifest. Would a new, similar case be seen by SCOTUS and they simply abandon broad, established doctrine?

Granted most of this is fear mongering for the election. It agitates those who are more clueless on the matter than I am.

Dred Scott was overturned with a stroke of a pen.

It does happen.