'Radioactive for the Republican Party': Columnist says Trump's 'woman problem' is worsening

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : "For 50 years, conservative and Republican groups have dreamed of getting rid of federal abortion laws.
49% : "READ MORE: 'Massive implications for November': AZ Supreme Court upholds 19th century anti-abortion lawDuring a recent press conference at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, Trump -- while standing alongside House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) -- bragged that he "broke Roe v. Wade," in reference to his three appointed Supreme Court justices overturning the Constitutionally protected right to abortions that had been in place since 1973.
28% : However, the overwhelming backlash from the Arizona's decision -- in which a state's high court used the legal vacuum created by the end of Roe to decide the abortion issue -- caused Trump to waffle on his position.
27% : ""I think it'll be straightened out and, as you know, it's all about state's rights and it will be straightened out," Trump said.
27% : "Trump has to be careful, however, as being too forceful in his condemnation of the Arizona Supreme Court could anger Evangelical Christians -- a critical demographic bloc among his base.
20% : So, Trump has a problem.
13% : Newsweek reported that far-right Christian voters who have been seeking a nationwide ban on abortion are frustrated with the former president stating that he would not sign a national ban on abortion if Congress sent a bill to his desk.READ MORE: Trump backtracks on major policy position that could decide election after AZ court ruling"Trump sees nothing but electoral peril on that route.
10% : When a reporter asked Trump, point-blank if he thought Arizona's supreme court justices "went too far" in effectively outlawing all abortions, Trump said, "yeah, they did.

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