@browns149 said:

Of course it went away. He stacked the court in his favor

every president does as soon as they get to nominate new justices. Live with it on both sides.

Meanwhile, you and woody need to read this:

(HISTORY MATTERS) ...and, ask yourselves how the hell roe turned into partial birth abortion just because on the spur of the moment, a woman decides to simply and sickly murder her healthy unborn ...or BORN child.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roe_v._Wade

'Later responses by those involved

Harry Blackmun

Justice Blackmun, who authored the Roe decision, subsequently had mixed feelings about his role in the case. During a 1974 television interview, he stated that Roe "will be regarded as one of the worst mistakes in the court's history or one of its great decisions, a turning point."^[183]'

@browns149 said:

Of course it went away. He stacked the court in his favor