 When Alito wrote the opinion and said it is time to return the issue of abortion to the people and their elected representatives, he recognized that these types of hot-button political issues don't belong in the judiciary's ballpark. These really should go back to legislatures, whether it's the federal legislature, it's the state legislature, and that's what we've seen. And abortion's gone very, very conservative in some states and very, very liberal in the others. That is the sort of messy but necessary outcome of a constitutional republic.