JD Vance Says Trump Would Veto Federal Abortion Ban
JD Vance Says Trump Would Veto Federal Abortion Ban

JD Vance Says Trump Would Veto Federal Abortion Ban

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JD Vance, the Republican vice presidential candidate, affirmed on NBC’s 'Meet the Press' that Donald Trump would veto any national abortion ban if re-elected, emphasizing a preference for states to decide their own abortion laws. This statement comes amid rising tensions within the Republican Party regarding abortion rights, especially following the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade. Vance's remarks have drawn criticism from Democrats who argue that Trump's judicial appointments have led to restrictive abortion laws, and some conservatives fear that a more moderate stance could alienate pro-life supporters. Elizabeth Warren challenged Vance's claims, citing past actions that suggest Trump and Vance may not uphold their stated positions on abortion. The situation highlights a potential rift in the Republican base as the party navigates the complex political landscape leading up to the elections. The comments also reflect ongoing debates about economic policies, particularly tariffs, which Vance defended despite conflicting economic data.

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