Will Republicans return to the pro-life movement? I doubt it. | Opinion

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Pro-life activists were able to beat three abortion ballot initiatives on Election Day that would have protected abortion access in Florida, Nebraska and South Dakota.
45% : Trump did well, for example, with voters who believe abortions should be legal in most cases.
39% : Trump has a history of changing his policy positions, and no topic is that more evident with than abortion.
35% : American voters don't see Trump as a radically pro-life candidate, even if they give him credit or blame for overturning Roe v. Wade.
32% : Trump vowed to veto a national ban and has maintained that he believes it is a question best left to the states.
32% : Despite Democrats' messaging that painted Trump as a radically pro-life candidate, voters didn't believe them.
28% : I believe that Trump doesn't have a principled stance on abortion, or at least lacks a firm conviction on the issue.
22% : As much as progressive activists want to argue that Trump is an anti-abortion extremist, his stance is an incredibly moderate one and lies where most Americans stand on the issue.

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