Please answer this question "yes" or "no."

[coalition_unwilling]

69. This is sort of a trick question, I think. I voted 'no' then realized

I actually meant to vote 'yes.' Why 'yes'? Because there is no Federal Constitutional right to an abortion. There is a Federal Constitutional right to privacy, first articulated in Griswold v. New Hampshire (1964), which revolved around access to birth control and became part of the precedent for Roe v. Wade, IIRC.

So if a SC nominee said there were no Constitutional right to abortion, he or she would nominally be correct and so, yes, I could support him or her. Now if said nominee said there were no constitutional right to privacy, why that's a whole different ballgame.