We're not terribly far from the point where there will be two clinics left in this country. Open on the third Thursday of the month from 2-4 pm. Large payment required. Major waiting period mandated. Poor women need not apply.

Alito actually advocated this sort of thing years ago when he was in the Reagan administration. Unfortunately, with all the attention focused on Roe, no one seems to be noticing.

States that have in recent years put "trigger laws" on the books (i.e., laws that would take effect immediately if Roe were overthrown by Supreme Court) all (or nearly all) would, again, make the doctor the criminal.

i say bork the motherfucker.

Roe gave the pregnant woman almost total autonomy in the first trimester. Planned Parenthood lets states pass any restrictions that don't pose an "undue burden" to such autonomy, allowing incredibly burdensome restrictions like mandatory 24 hour waiting periods (can you imagine mandating such a waiting period for ANY other significant medical procedure? Unreal.).  

The conventional wisdom is that Roe is on its last legs because it only commands the support of five justices. This is false. The core holding of Roe is gone, and commands the support of perhaps three justices (Ginsburg, probably Breyer, probably Stevens).

Anti-abortion justices don't want to give Roe the honor of a decent burial - they want to chip at it until there's no need to openly overrule it at all. And they're maybe 40% of the way there.  

an "undue burden," which is defined as a "substantial obstacle in the path of a woman seeking an abortion before the fetus attains viability."