Donald Trump's recent post on Truth Social claiming his administration would be 'great for women and their reproductive rights' has sparked significant backlash from pro-life leaders, who feel he is abandoning traditional Republican values. Trump and his running mate, J.D. Vance, have indicated they would not support a federal abortion ban, positioning the issue as a state matter. This stance has frustrated some conservatives, including former Vice President Mike Pence, who criticized Trump for using 'the language of the Left' and deviating from a strong pro-life message. Critics within the pro-life community argue that Trump's comments could harm Republican candidates who are staunchly pro-life, with some suggesting the campaign strategy is politically misguided. Despite the controversy, Trump insists his views align with his previous positions on the matter, advocating for state control over abortion policies. The divide reflects broader tensions within the GOP as they navigate the contentious issue of abortion ahead of the upcoming elections.