Well, on that line of reasoning... Ruth Bader Ginsburg correctly said that Roe vs. Wade was weak law; and not able to hold water under scrutiny. She knew the Laws passed by the Legislative Branch, and Executive Orders of the President, that the Judicial Branch ought not be in the business of Legislation, yet only interpretation of, as to whether or not they are Constitutional. The SCOTUS has one job.
Sort of interesting how the Peoples Primary votes for Biden were transferred to his VP, w/o an election, nor OPEN process to other possible qualified contenders.
In Britain, some guy named STEELE presented some legislation and got it passed through their legislative process in Parliament. This was in 1967. If you have donated to any candidate or voted for them for Congress or the Senate, based upon their promises to support Pro Choice; yet did not demand that they write legislation or submit a Bill; then that's on you for nearly 60 years.
Talk about taking ones time.