Trump's comments on Florida's abortion ballot initiative, IVF draw mixed reactions from pro-lifers

[Michie]

Pro-life demonstrators hold "Most Pro-Life President Ever" signs during the 47th annual "March for Life" in Washington, DC, on Jan. 24, 2020. | Nicholas Kamm /AFP via Getty Images

Former President Donald Trump drew mixed reactions from pro-life advocacy organizations Thursday, with some believing he suggested he would vote for an amendment to create a right to abortion in the Florida Constitution, a claim a spokesperson has denied.

Trump, the Republican nominee for president of the United States in the 2024 presidential election, spoke with NBC News' Dasha Burns at one of his campaign rallies in Potterville, Michigan. She asked him how, as a Florida resident, he intended to vote on Florida's Amendment 4 that would "overturn the six-week ban" on abortion.

"I think the six-week is too short," he replied. "It has to be more time."

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Trump's comments on Florida's abortion ballot initiative, IVF draw mixed reactions from pro-lifers

Former President Donald Trump drew mixed reactions from pro-life advocacy organizations Thursday, with some believing he suggested he would vote for an amendment to create a right to abortion in the

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[RileyG]

I’d support President Reagan or President Bush II over Trumps pro life views anyway. I truly don’t know what he believes. We need a real President who will protect the babies.

 

[BobRyan]

Pro-life demonstrators hold "Most Pro-Life President Ever" signs during the 47th annual "March for Life" in Washington, DC, on Jan. 24, 2020. | Nicholas Kamm /AFP via Getty Images

Former President Donald Trump drew mixed reactions from pro-life advocacy organizations Thursday, with some believing he suggested he would vote for an amendment to create a right to abortion in the Florida Constitution, a claim a spokesperson has denied.

Trump, the Republican nominee for president of the United States in the 2024 presidential election, spoke with NBC News' Dasha Burns at one of his campaign rallies in Potterville, Michigan. She asked him how, as a Florida resident, he intended to vote on Florida's Amendment 4 that would "overturn the six-week ban" on abortion.

"I think the six-week is too short," he replied. "It has to be more time."

Continued below.

Trump's comments on Florida's abortion ballot initiative, IVF draw mixed reactions from pro-lifers

Former President Donald Trump drew mixed reactions from pro-life advocacy organizations Thursday, with some believing he suggested he would vote for an amendment to create a right to abortion in the

www.christianpost.com

A lot of republicans have said they support the Supreme Court's decision to leave it up to the states to decide when it comes to abortion.

Right now there are some states that have no-limit on abortion at all. 9-month abortions are just fine with them. how horrible.

There is a degree of common sense that all humans should be able to agree to - even with no Bible at all. And that is -- if a baby is born and the parent kills the baby then it is murder according to a great many states in America. That is the age at which I think abortion should be considered to be illegal - across the board. If the state is willing to charge the parent with the crime of murder for a baby of a certain age to be killed after having been born -- then a 'human' capable of rational thought - should then be able to agree that killing that same baby 20 minutes before it is born - is ALSO a crime.

people may also argue that x-months before the state would charge the parent who killed the baby with murder - if the baby was born at that early stage --- (I for one would be very glad if that were indeed the debate that we had, rather than the existing horrific case we a saddled with at this point)