Joni Ernst Says GOP, Trump 'Worked Very Hard' To Overturn Abortion Rights

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : During his time in office, he with anti-choice leaders who support a nationwide ban, and also tried to make it harder for people to get access to medication abortion, among other things.
41% : In a video statement Monday meant to clarify his position on abortion ahead of the 2024 presidential race, Trump said he supports leaving abortion up to the states to decide as he took direct credit for setting the state for the reversal of Roe by appointing three conservative Supreme Court justices during his time in office.
36% : Asked if the decision "went too far," Trump told reporters: "Yeah they did, and that will be straightened out."
29% : "And Senate Republicans, the GOP and President Trump really worked hard to overturn Roe v. Wade.
26% : On Wednesday, Trump said "no" when asked if he would sign a national abortion ban if he returned to the White House.
24% : Additionally, Trump made no reference to how he would handle a bill imposing a nationwide ban on the procedure in his lengthy Monday statement.
22% : "Trump lies constantly -- about everything -- but has one track record: banning abortion every chance he gets," Tyler said.

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