Trump says Arizona abortion ban ruling goes too far, again touts role in ending Roe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

84% : ""Donald Trump owns the suffering and chaos happening right now, including in Arizona, because he proudly overturned Roe - something he called 'an incredible thing' and 'pretty amazing' just today," Biden campaign spokesman Michael Tyler said.
53% : Asked about a separate Florida court decision earlier this month that upheld the state's 15-week ban and paved the way for a six-week ban, Trump said his home state "is probably going to change" while again touting his role in the "incredible achievement" of overruling Roe v. Wade's abortion protections and leaving it up to the states.
37% : "It's all about states' rights and it needs to be straightened out," Trump said in Atlanta, reacting to the ruling.
32% : ""Arizona just rolled back the clock to a time before women could vote - and, by his own admission, there's one person responsible: Donald Trump," Harris said in a statement on Tuesday.
31% : "Trump also told ABC News that he will not sign a federal abortion ban if he is elected president again and Congress sends such legislation to his desk.
30% : "Trump would not say how he intends to vote on an upcoming ballot measure in Florida which would broaden abortion access there.
27% : When asked explicitly about the November referendum, Trump quipped instead that he's going to vote for Brian Jack, his former political adviser, who is running for a House seat in Georgia.
27% : Later, during a visit to a Chick-fil-A, Trump said it should be up to the states to decide if doctors should be punished for performing abortions if they are illegal.

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