USA Today'Women are not stupid': Warren criticizes Vance after he says Trump would veto national abortion ban
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
28% : She argued that even if Trump doesn't sign a federal ban, that the former president would still restrict abortion rights.25% : More:Democrats hope to win over moderates using conservative values"I think he would," Vance said when asked if Trump would reject a nationwide ban.
25% : "More:JD Vance addresses Robert F. Kennedy Jr. saying he 'won't take sides on 9/11'Trump in recent months has repeatedly said he believes each state should set their own abortion rights or restrictions.
8% : "Vance, who is the GOP vice-presidential nominee, suggested earlier in the program that Trump would veto a federal abortion ban, stressing that Trump prefers to leave the issue to the states.
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