Abortion Policy after Roe v. Wade

[Person Man]

If a Republican won in 2016, Ginsburg died or retired in 2017-2018 and a Republican state passed an abortion ban in 2016-2017 and the new Conservative Majority upheld the abortion ban in 2019-2020, what would the state/national policies on abortion look like and what would some of those policies be? Discuss with maps.

[Person Man]

Is there a possibility that overturning Roe could cause pro-choicers to give up in the several years subsequent?

[Person Man]

Is there a possibility that overturning Roe could cause pro-choicers to give up in the several years subsequent?

No.  I don't think there's a single developed country where abortion policy is not met with opposition one way or another.  (I mean, I could be completely wrong, but even staunchly Catholic, anti-abortion Poland has a respectable pro-choice group numbers-wise.)  This isn't like gay marriage.

Even Ireland, for that matter. Does Denmark have a strong anti-abortion community?