Prominent Pro-Life Group 'Deeply Disappointed' With Trump's 'Up to the States' Abortion Stance

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : His skewed views on abortion date back to 1999 when, upon the announcement of his presidential exploratory committee, Trump identified as 'very pro-choice.'
42% : Trump struggled to disassociate himself from these comments in 2016 as he advanced toward the Republican presidential nomination.
40% : Trump informed reporters that he would make a statement soon when they questioned him about the matter last week.
27% : During the Republican race, Trump made a significant statement in which he stated that women who had abortions should face 'some form of punishment' if the procedure became illegal.
26% : Trump also admitted that Republicans have been hampered by the abortion topic while voting in elections ever since the Supreme Court's Dobbs ruling ended federal safeguards for abortion.
11% : Former Vice President Mike Pence also slammed Trump, saying his position was a 'retreat on the Right to Life' and a 'slap in the face to the millions of pro-life Americans who voted for him.'Trump has been wavering in his support for abortion bans for a long time.

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