The overturning of Roe v. Wade forces the democratic process to function because states must now engage in the messy work of crafting actual abortion legislation.

“I think when they actually start working on legislation they start getting working through these questions jason of what you're saying which is should abortion be allowed in the third trimester okay no most people would say no should it be allowed in the second trimester and so forth so you have to ”

Overturning Roe v. Wade creates a risk that other rights based on substantive due process, such as marriage equality, could be challenged.

“the downstream this is gay marriage this is interracial marriage so on the gay marriage point let's just go back to that for a second”

The principle of stare decisis is at its weakest when the Supreme Court interprets the Constitution because only that court has the power to define the Constitution's meaning.

“one of the things he talks about when he's outlining the principle of starry decisis he says that this principle is actually at its weakest in cases like this one involving the interpretation of the constitution because only the supreme court gets to say what the constitution means”