Evangelical leader issues warning to Trump: 'He is in grave danger'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The comments came in response to recent statements from Trump on Truth Social, where said his administration would be 'great for women and their reproductive rights'.
40% : This has alarmed some who view the destruction of human embryos as immoral - unrest that's been renewed after Trump last week that either the government or private insurance companies will cover the cost of the procedures that costs tens of thousands of dollars with no guarantee of success.
38% : And whatever they decide must be the law of the land,' Trump said of abortion rights in April.
37% : 'We are going to be, under the Trump administration, we are going to be paying for that treatment,' Trump told NBC News and other news stations on the campaign trail August 29, during stops in Michigan and Wisconsin.
35% : 'I hear far, far less excitement about a Donald Trump campaign,' he said - while conceding that compared to Harris, the politician is still the 'lesser of two evils.'Trump, meanwhile, continues to pivot from supporting national restrictions that could prove a hindrance for Republicans struggling to win back key groups - such suburban women - who have strayed from the GOP in recent years.
31% : In an interview with The New York Times, the president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary explained why this, along with statements from Trump saying his administration would require insurers to cover IVF, could alienate loyal voters.Scroll down for video:'Trump is in grave danger,' Mohler told host Astead W. Herndon on the paper's podcast The Run-Up.'
27% : This, coupled with Trump long going back and forth on abortion, has frustrated Mohler to no end, the preacher said Thursday.
24% : The declaration served as a swift about-face for the man who supported Supreme Court justices who struck down Roe v. Wade, and came shortly after Trump received criticism for previous policy proposals.

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