But that's not what you said, was it? What you first said was that it was Republicans that formed the majority on RvW (wrong), and that Republicans were the abortion party (wrong) - that award goes to the Democrat Party, follow the PP trail.
Ancient history, kind of like they were the slavery party - DRED SCOTT was a DEMOCRAT decision, they are still for slavery! You can try to talk around that but that's the historical truth
1. Marshall, White and Douglas were Democrats appoints by Democratic presidents.
2. Chief Justice Burger, Powell, Rehnquist, Stewart, and Blackman were Republicans appointed by Republican presidents.
3. Brennan was a Democrat appointed by a Republican president for political reasons.
4. The vote was 7 in favor and 2 (White-R and Rehnquist-D).
5. Even though Brennen was a Democrat it was Eisenhower’s decision that put him on the court because Presidential advisers thought the appointment of a Roman Catholic
Democrat from the Northeast would woo critical voters in the upcoming re-election campaign for Eisenhower, a
Republican.
[10] Therefore, I would conclude that his vote was due to a decision by a Republican and therefore his vote should be counted as a Republican vote. Besides that, only one Republican voted against Roe vs. Wade. Therefore it was clearly a Republican decision to bring about legal abortion in the U.S.