Fox News host Harris Faulkner on Wednesday sparred with former New York Democratic Sen. David Carlucci about the consistency of former President Donald Trump's stance on abortion.
President Trump said Friday that he plans to vote against a pro-abortion referendum in Florida in November. Suggest On Thursday, Carlucci told NBC News that Florida's six-week abortion ban was “too short.” On “Faulkner Focus,” Trump said, Condemn Vice President Kamala Harris has since changed her tune, claiming that President Trump is doing the same thing on the issue of abortion. (Related articles: Kamala Harris' presidency could be a nightmare scenario for pro-lifers; conservatives worry about weaponizing Justice Department)
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“He's trying to call Kamala Harris two-faced, but then he's trying to be two-faced on the abortion issue,” Carlucci said. “So I'm trying to understand: Is Donald Trump now pro-abortion? Or is that what he wants us to believe? He's making statements all over the place.”
“No, he always has. He's always made the case for exceptions. He's always done that,” Faulner retorted. “He's always thought states should be able to decide for themselves what to do and let voters be involved in that process.”
Trump made his position on abortion clear in March, saying “there must be exceptions” in cases of rape, incest and when the mother's life is at risk, and that states should have their own abortion regulations rather than the federal government taking control of the divisive issue.
President Trump's running mate, Republican Senator J.D. Vance of Ohio, said: said In August, NBC News reported that the former president would veto a nationwide abortion ban if re-elected.
Trump said: talk He participated in the March for Life while he was president. According to The former president told NBC News repetition He criticized Democrats for supporting late-term abortion.
As of May 2024, 63% of Americans support abortion being legal in “all or most” circumstances, while 36% believe abortion should be illegal in “all or most” circumstances. According to To the Pew Research Center.
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