This is exactly the point for me. Roe V Wade embraced a court that decided that judges could/should legislate (that is, make new laws) rather then enforce the text of existing laws. This is not new from the court - separate but equal, Bush v. Gore, Citizens United, Dredd Scott - all basically where examples of the court taking matters into their own hands.
This simply says "Abortion is a legislative matter - the constitution does not say that abortion must be legal until the moment of delivery".
This simply says "Abortion is a legislative matter - the constitution does not say that abortion must be legal until the moment of delivery".