A Major Anti-Choice Group Is 'Disappointed' With Trump's Abortion Announcement

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Trump has taken credit for the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022 and has called himself "the most pro-life president in American history."
49% : "Trump, in the video, urged voters to "follow your heart on this issue.
35% : The group nonetheless reaffirmed its commitment to beating Democrats in December -- without explicitly saying it would work to elect Trump.
34% : "A GOP operative who requested anonymity to speak candidly said it shouldn't come as a surprise that Trump is doing what's most politically expedient.
29% : Dannenfelser's group, which reluctantly backed Trump for president in 2016, has previously said it would not support candidates who don't endorse a national 15-week abortion ban.
26% : Trump revealed Monday he believes reproductive rights should be left up to the states, effectively signaling he won't come out in favor of a national abortion ban between now and the election.
24% : Trump, during the primary, reportedly entertained but ultimately abandoned the idea of supporting a 16-week ban to placate social conservatives.
16% : Trump's position angered anti-choice groups that feel empowered to call for a national ban on the procedure following the rollback of reproductive rights in 2022.
16% : Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), a one-time Trump critic turned ally, was the first GOP senator to knock Trump for kicking the issue back to the states -- a position that Republicans once broadly supported.

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