Harris slams Trump as 'architect of this crisis' in abortion speech

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Trump appointed three Supreme Court justices during his term, and has boasted that their decision to vote to overturn the constitutional right to an abortion was a great accomplishment.
49% : Harris said that there were "many other stories we're not hearing" about other women "suffering" under restrictive laws.
42% : For his part, Trump has suggested that abortion probably will not be a major issue in the election, arguing falsely that everyone was happy with the Supreme Court's decision and satisfied that the matter is now being handled at the state level.
35% : She has regularly asserted that Trump would take steps as president to further restrict access to reproductive care, claiming that the former president's allies have plans to limit abortions via executive action and to monitor women's pregnancies.
25% : "On Friday, Harris highlighted the fact that Trump said last month that he would vote against a ballot initiative that would make abortion legal in Florida until fetal viability.
20% : The Democratic presidential nominee delivered a broad onslaught against Trump and his Republican allies, criticizing them over in vitro fertilization, contraception and a failure to protect maternal health.
20% : The issue of abortion has been a salient one for Democrats, and Harris is aiming to build on the momentum her party has built, chiefly by blaming Trump for the fallout from the Supreme Court's decision.
12% : Speaking to a crowd of a few hundred people made up largely of women, Harris delivered a broad and damning onslaught against Trump and his Republican allies, criticizing them over in vitro fertilization, contraception and a failure to protect maternal health.
12% : Thurman's two sisters also expressed their grief during the event, prompting Harris to blast Trump for their predicament.

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