For the Last Time, No, 'Post-Birth' Abortion Is Not a Thing

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

74% : Trump made outrageous statements about immigrants eating pets (?) in Ohio (??) and confidently said he holds "the most incredible rallies in the history of politics."
48% : "[Harris's] vice presidential pick says abortion in the ninth month is absolutely fine," Trump went on, referring to vice presidential nominee Tim Walz.
31% : "Therefore, why should they trust you?"In response, Trump talked about "abortion[s] in the ninth month" and the former governor of Virginia, pediatric neurologist Ralph Northam, whose comments on caring for an infant born with fatal complications led to controversy in 2019.
28% : "He said the baby will be born and we will decide what to do with the baby," Trump said in the debate.
24% : "I won't have to," Trump said, asserting that Congress would never be able to pass a national abortion ban, though he stated in a March radio interview that a 15-week national abortion ban would be "very reasonable."
23% : Trump went on to avoid questions about whether he would veto a national abortion ban, which Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance has said would happen.
21% : By going back and forth on abortion, Trump is trying to straddle the line.

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