The Defining Issue of 2024

Pilgrim

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Harris position on abortion is too extreme:

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Not only is Harris well established as extremist, her campaign is flat-out lying about Trump's position:

"In response to Trump's announcement Friday about how he'll vote on the amendment, the Harris campaign issued a statement saying that Trump "will vote to uphold an abortion ban so extreme it applies before many women even know they are pregnant” and said if he's elected, he will "limit access to birth control, threaten access to fertility treatments and ban abortion nationwide, with or without Congress."

Of course this isn't the first time Democrats have floated the scare tactic that if elected,Trump will impose a nationwide ban on abortion. This is a baseless assertion, but when has lack of factual support ever stopped the Democrat propaganda machine?
During Trump's 4 years in office, abortions actually increased, after steadily declining during the eight years of Obama.

Regarding Amendment 4 in FL, Trump is right to vote against it because it's poorly written and vaguely worded on purpose to allow broad definitions for such items as "women's health" and "health care providers". He should've explained this and suggested the FL legislature go back to the drawing board.
 
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Pilgrim

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He appointed judges that ruled that states( and their voters) decide on abortion. The way it should be.
Trump’s personal belief is that he’s against abortion but still felt 6 weeks is too short for state law. That position isn’t extreme. It was his compromise position. Extreme is abortions in the last trimester up to 9 months. His choice was between 6 weeks and no limit on months for abortion. Majority of Americans want limits on abortion.
Spot on. First of all, there's no such thing as a "Trump abortion ban". SCOTUS ruled that abortion rights should be decided by the states - period. The people are deciding and it will take several years for each state to settle on their appropriate legislation. So far this process seems to be evolving satisfactorily in spite of complaining from the extremists on both sides. In 2023 - the year after the Dobbs decision - the number of abortions actually increased.

 
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