What is wrong with each state having their own laws?
Should they have ALL their own laws? There's a value to having a centralized federal government with a reasonable reach over laws across the country. We kind of fought a bloody war over this point. And this point won.
Abortion is a really tough one. It strikes a lot of chords with a lot of people. But at the end of the day if you want to know why a "patchwork" approach to a law that can potentially affect every single woman in this country doesn't work then look no further to the examples we are seeing now of desperate women living in states with ridiculously strict abortion laws trying to get out of their states to a state where they can get one. IF they are lucky and have sufficient funds they can avail themselves to the rights OTHER women enjoy but not HER.
Why tell 20 states worth of women that they don't have the same rights as women in the other 30?
They can put it on the ballot. Let the people decide.
The people were pretty happy for 50 years with Roe. There was a small contingent of religious folks who thought their freedom to NOT get an abortion was insufficient for them and that everyone should live according to their strict moral codes. This contingent of people coalesced into the Religious Right (along with a few other issues) and it took them a solid 50 years to FINALLY get enough presidents elected that they could systematically stack the court with pro-life people until they had enough that they could count on that they brought a test case to SCOTUS.
And that's why we are here. NOT because a majority of Americans are against choice.
Or would you rather they be forced to do something against their religion. You sure as hell don't want to offend the religious (unless they're Christians), now would you?
No Pro-Lifer is EVER REQUIRED TO GET AN ABORTION. NOT ONE. NEVER HAS BEEN. NEVER WILL BE.
So what are they being asked to do against their religion?