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

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85. I have no idea whether or not abortion is a constitutional right

From what I do know, legal opinions vary about that. Isn't this why the holy grail of the anti-abortion movement is a constitutional amendment banning abortion? That would put abortion in the constitution and settle the argument once and for all.

So I honestly don't know. It's possible a nominee could believe it's technically not a constitutional right, but still be 100 percent supportive of choice anyway and vote on the right side every time such a case came before the court.

Maybe I'm wrong about how the SCOTUS works. I'm certainly not an expert on the subject. But isn't possible that a justice could make an argument that abortion isn't guaranteed in the constitution but still has to be legal anyway? Are 'legal rights' exactly the same as 'constitutional rights?'

I don't know. What I do know is that I'd want a justice supportive of choice. I'll leave the interpretation of how they arrive at that position to the them and the legal scholars.