(Washington Stand) This past summer, when the Trump-led RNC gutted the pro-life and pro-family planks of the party platform, some expressed hope that this measure came from pragmatism, rather than conviction. Trump’s Truth Social post of August 23, his avowal to veto a federal abortion bill, and enthusiastic echoes from his running mate have since alleviated that burden of ambiguity. The GOP’s new Kennedy family ally is himself an up-to-birth abortion apologist. Some GOP candidates, perhaps fearing the loss of a Trump endorsement, have remained silent regarding these flip-flops, or softened their own positions.
There is no national political party that champions the sanctity of life.
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