Vice President Kamala Harris criticized Trump-era abortion bans during a speech, highlighting the struggles faced by working mothers in states with these restrictions. She emphasized that many women seeking abortions are already mothers who face significant challenges when traveling for care, especially in states where no exceptions are made for rape or incest. In contrast, pro-life advocates are blaming Democrats for the death of Amber Nicole Thurman, who died after complications from taking abortion pills, asserting that her situation was misrepresented to advance a political agenda. They argue that Thurman's death resulted from inadequate medical oversight rather than pro-life laws, which they claim did not hinder her access to care. Meanwhile, a Democrat delegate was recorded supporting late-term abortions, contradicting Harris's statements that such cases are not occurring. This ongoing debate underscores the polarizing nature of abortion politics as the 2024 election approaches.