LIVE: Trump speaking at Iowa campaign event
Former President Donald Trump to Address Supporters in Dubuque, Iowa
Former President Donald Trump is set to deliver a highly anticipated speech in Dubuque, Iowa, on Wednesday. This comes amidst a wave of controversy surrounding his recent comment on abortion.
Trump’s statement regarding Governor Ron DeSantis’s decision to sign a six-week ban on abortion has raised eyebrows. In what appears to be a departure from his traditionally anti-abortion stance, Trump referred to the ban as a “terrible thing and a terrible mistake.”
Furthermore, Trump has refrained from expressing his support for a federal 15-week ban on abortion, a position that has garnered endorsement from several challengers, including Senator Tim Scott.
Unsurprisingly, Trump’s comment has drawn criticism from staunch anti-abortion advocates, such as Governor Kim Reynolds. Reynolds firmly believes that protecting innocent life should never be considered a “terrible thing.”
According to the Des Moines Register, nearly 80% of likely Republican caucusgoers identify as anti-abortion, highlighting the significance of this issue within the party.
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If you’re eager to hear what Trump has to say, make sure to tune in at 4 p.m. Eastern time for what promises to be a captivating address.
What controversy surrounds Donald Trump’s recent comment on abortion?
Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to give a highly anticipated speech in Dubuque, Iowa, on Wednesday. The event has received significant attention due to the controversy surrounding Trump’s recent comment on abortion.
Trump’s statement about Governor Ron DeSantis’s decision to sign a six-week ban on abortion has raised eyebrows. Contrary to his traditionally anti-abortion stance, Trump referred to the ban as a “terrible thing and a terrible mistake.”
Furthermore, Trump has not expressed support for a federal ban on abortion after 15 weeks, a position that several challengers, including Senator Tim Scott, have endorsed.
Predictably, Trump’s comment drew criticism from staunch anti-abortion advocates, such as Governor Kim Reynolds. Reynolds firmly believes that protecting innocent life should never be considered a “terrible thing.”
The Des Moines Register reports that nearly 80% of likely Republican caucusgoers identify as anti-abortion, underscoring the significance of this issue within the party.
If you are eager to hear what Trump has to say, make sure to tune in at 4 p.m. Eastern time for what promises to be a captivating address.
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