The only retcon in the abortion court process was the magical discovery of a fundamental right where none existed where there is zero textual reference to anything approaching that 'right'.

If I am in error, please do tell where the 'right to have an abortion' is stated, or implied, *anywhere* in the Constitution.

If you cannot, I would seriously refrain from parroting a verb such as 'retconning' in the context of the issue that it is a 'made up right'. Or continue to do so -- no skin off my back, but it sounds kind of inane that noting the 'wow the right was found in a magic box' as some sort of 'revisonism' when no one in the slightest can point to any text in the Constitution that gives any implication in the slightest to a 'right' in the terms of abortion. The best than can be found is some people waving their hands and shouting 'penumbras' for twenty minutes or so, all the while studiously avoiding any text whatsoever.

Nice moral high hand argument (flourish, that is) stating that that viewpoint is 'beneath anyone'. Bravo.