Chris Christie criticizes Haley’s flip-flop on abortion ban, accuses her of pandering
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Slams Nikki Haley’s Flip-Flopping on Abortion
During an appearance on Morning Joe, Christie criticized fellow Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley for changing her stance on abortion bans depending on the audience. He expressed his concern about candidates tailoring their messages to different states.
“So on the stage, you know, you had Gov. Haley talking about, ‘We don’t want to be divisive about abortion.’ Yet, then she goes to Iowa and sits across from Bob Vander Plaats last week and says she’d sign a six-week ban on abortion,” Christie said.
Haley, speaking at a forum hosted by the evangelical organization the Family Leader, stated that if she were still governor of South Carolina, she would sign a six-week abortion ban if that’s what the people wanted. This contradicted her previous commitment to a federal abortion ban without specifying the number of weeks.
Christie warned about the dangers of trying to please everyone, stating, “You gotta be careful about these things because you don’t know what people are gonna do if they try to be everything to everybody.”
Furthermore, Christie called out candidates who are not directly challenging former President Donald Trump, who maintains a significant lead over his GOP primary opponents. He also criticized Haley’s support for a six-week national abortion ban, suggesting it could harm her chances in a general election.
When asked about the potential impact of Haley’s stance, Christie told CNN, “I think it makes it much more difficult in a general election for her because you could see when Gov. DeSantis signed that bill in Florida, it certainly affected his popularity with the broader electorate.”
The Washington Examiner has reached out to Haley’s team for comment.
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