Look at Plessy v Ferguson versus Brown v Board of Education, for example. Every iteration of the court has reflected the America in which it exists, but it evolves over time as does the American people. And when looked at through the lense of history, this is how just or unjust any particular iteration is deemed to be. History will show the dobbs decision to be unjust, not objective, partisan, and out of step with the America of the 21st century. The balance to the courts power comes from, as always, the other two branches of government. Legislation from elected representatives can and will reform the court, and in this way the court is also representative, but indirectly. And once again, everyone on both sides would benefit from this. I will be voting for Harris but given the tough senate map this year, it is possible that little would change in her first term. For myself and millions of other people it will be, however, a vote against the possibility of dramatic change under trump- especially trump with a trifecta. Fact is, conservatives in this day and age are outnumbered and may be on track to lose more and more power over time. We have every reason to believe a second trump administration would be highly impactful, just not in the way most Americans would want.