Actually, I'm in my camp.
Haven't seen a camp I like better.
I think it's a personal decision up until the baby is a person. Then the state has a duty to protect the new "person".
So far, I haven't seen anyone prove unequivocably when the new entity becomes a "person".
Obviously, and as I've stated before, a fertilized egg becomes a person sometime between fertilization and birth. Again though, there is no definitive proof of the timing of "personhood", no moment the scientists or theologians can point to and say "right there".
Therefore, me in my camp thinks, in the absence of any provable moment of "personhood", the individual state legislatures should decide this issue for their own state. In each state, a woman would decide to abort or not to abort within that state's law. I do not think the state should be involved in funding abortions in anyway shape or form. If one chooses abortion, let one pay for one's abortion. Don't ask the rest of the state's citizens to help you pay for your decision to abort. I don't think the Feds have a place in the argument. Women would be free, of course, to travel to another state if they so chose.
That's pretty much my camp.
What's your camp?