I think there is a solution everyone will agree with if you can get everyone on both sides of the issue to make concessions.Lets be honest - there is not a viable solution that everyone will agree with.
RvW was the law of the land. Why did it get overturned? Because some abortion advocates felt that the 15 week limit in Mississippi law was not long enough. While I disagree with the 2018 law (15 week) because it didn't have what I think are reasonable exceptions, it was law. While RvW also established that states should not ban abortion before 20 weeks, two different states passed laws with short times (6 & 12 weeks) and the SCOTUS chose NOT to review those laws. Now....if you are the person leading the Mississippi lawsuit...and you know that SCOTUS didn't really want to get involved....why push it? Its a gamble.
But they did....they wanted more than 15 weeks. What they got was worse for them.
I agree with the others who realize this isn't going to be solved by political parties. They don't want to. Its an issue they can manipulate.
If magically abortion was determined to be legal up to 12 weeks, with certain exceptions (health, rape, incest, medical reason the woman didn't know by 12 weeks), and after that too bad, the left should be happy but they wouldn't be. They want more. They want it all. The right would be pissed that its fully legal but I don't think they would respond as harshly. But now what? How do people find issues? There are plenty out there, but abortion is the foundation of the dem platform.
So we can all discuss and debate, attack and defend....but it won't matter at all.
For instance
Abortions should be legal in the case of incest, rape, or threat to mother's life, without question. BUT..it requires a police report/Drs. peer-reviewed recommendation.
In the absence of those scenarios, the option for abortion ends at the first trimester.
There should be a limit set on abortions. I would say a limit of 2, after that, you're a parent.