Will the Supreme Court Pay (as the left says) for their decision on Roe V Wade?

There are only 2 scenarios of the SC "paying" for their rulings.
1. Pass a Constitutional Amendment to negate their ruling.

2. A treasonous and violent attack on SC members.

I wonder which scenario the Democrats will try?

it support roe vs wade. retroactive for anyone who ever voted for a running democrat.

Tenth Amendment
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

The NINTH.

The text of the Ninth Amendment is very short and states the following:

“The enumeration in the Constitution of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.”

History of the Ninth Amendment
When the United States Constitution was first sent out to the states to be voted on, people known as the Anti-Federalists argued that there should also be a Bill of Rights. However, another group known as the Federalists did not think it was necessary. They worried that putting in the Bill of Rights gave power to the government by specifically discussing what the government could not do.

Because of these debates, the Virginia Ratifying Convention tried to compromise by proposing a constitutional amendment that said that any amendments limiting Congress’ power should not be a reason to extend their power. This proposal led to the creation of the Ninth Amendment.

When James Madison introduced the Ninth Amendment to the House of Representatives, he said that this draft was to prevent increasing the power of the government and is put in as a cautionary measure. He felt that the first Eight Amendments talked about how the federal government could exercise its powers, and the Ninth Amendment referred to many rights that still could not be taken away by the government.

Modern Use of the Ninth Amendment
Today, the Ninth Amendment is used mainly to stop the government from expanding its power rather than just limiting their power. Sometimes, courts try to use the Ninth Amendment as a way to provide and enforce rights that are not actually talked about in the Constitution.

Facts about the Ninth Amendment
· The Ninth Amendment a part of the Bill of Rights, which was introduced by James Madison.

· There is no evidence about which rights Madison or the other Founding Fathers were talking about when they said there were others that are protected.

· Unlike many of the other amendments in the Bill of Rights, the Ninth Amendment does not actually give any rights, but rather just makes a statement about them.

· The first significant Supreme Court case where the justices considered the Ninth Amendment was Griswold v. Connecticut in 1965 by discussing the right to privacy.

THIS is the ruling that helped to bring about Roe V Wade

https://mtsu.edu/first-amendment/article/579/griswold-v-connecticut