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Donald Trump may have disappointed pro-life activists by adopting a centralist stance against abortion, but they will also support him because President Joe Biden is a far-left pro-choice zealot. For New York Times columnist David Brooks on Friday’s PBS News Hour, however, this is just another instance of” the power of Trump” and “above some of the core convictions”.
According to network Geoff Bennett, Brooks expressed his thoughts on the impact of the Arizona Supreme Court’s decision to uphold an 1864 pro-life law, “even Donald Trump is indirectly acknowledging that this is a issue, because he claimed the Arizona State Supreme Court overstepped its bounds and that the laws, in his phrases, needs to be straightened out.”
This is a tremendous change in the Republican Party, according to Brooks, who also made the claim. Since Ronald Reagan, the Republican Party has been a pro- living group. It’s been based on the faith that, from notion, it’s a human life. It’s a mortal career. Then there is Donald Trump. And, lately, he’s been floating the idea that we should have a 15- year restrictions or a 20- year restrictions. In other words, he’s for allowing a legislation that has 93 — or some 90 percent—of the miscarriages would go forward, and he’s reportedly pro- life”.
It is unfair to compare a write-up- Roe GOP president’s stance on contraception to a Roe- time GOP president’s. Yet still, Brooks’s state is unfair. Trump is being more pro-life than Roe yet though he disappointed pro-life protesters by rejecting a national plan because Roe did not allow for a federalist option.
Brooks, but, had duplicate himself,” This is actually the most pro- choice position a Republican has taken since Ronald Reagan, this is going up to Jerry Ford, sometimes. And so you’re seeing the celebration stretch to the social winds, and it’s just an amazing turnaround”.
As for those pro- living activists, Brooks claimed that” the thing that astonishes me, the pro- living groups, they should be actually, I guess it’s appropriate to say boosting divine hell. However, they kind of approve of it. And it demonstrates how strong Trump is within the group. This shield Donald Trump, actually above some of the primary convictions”.
Suddenly, Brooks is being cruel. Some people believe that politics and elections are the art of the probable, and with Trump as president, it will be possible to get some liberal judges, even some pro- life regulations, and that state pro- life laws may survive. If Biden is d- elected, it is possible, if hardly probable, that the opposite will happen.
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PBS NewsHour
4/12/2024
7: 44 PM ET
 , GEOFF BENNETT: Well, what about that, David? Because he claimed that the Arizona State Supreme Court overstepped its bounds and that the laws, in his words, needs to be clarified, also Donald Trump is indirectly acknowledging this is a problem.
DAVID BROOKS: Yeah, well, this is a tremendous change in the Republican Party we saw this year. Since Ronald Reagan, the Republican Party has been a pro- living group. It’s been based on the conviction that, from notion, it’s a individual life. It’s a mortal career. Then there is Donald Trump. And, lately, he’s been floating the idea that we should have a 15- year restrictions or a 20- year restrictions.
In other words, he’s for allowing a legislation that has 93 — or some 90 percent of the miscarriages would go forward, and he’s reportedly pro- career. Now he’s kind of backed off that place. His status is, it should be position by state. However, he wo n’t explain how to vote. He says, follow your heart.
This is essentially the most pro-choice place a Republican has taken since Ronald Reagan; perhaps it is going up to Jerry Ford. And so you’re witnessing the party’s social bending, which is just an incredible turn.
And the thing that astonishes me, the pro- living groups, they should be actually, I guess it’s appropriate to say boosting divine heaven. However, they kind of approve of it. And it demonstrates how strong Trump is within the party. Let’s protect Donald Trump, even above some of the core convictions.
Will it shift election, the presidential election? I’m not so sure. I believe it has undoubtedly benefited Democrats in House races and it has undoubtedly assisted Democrats in every ballot initiative since Dobbs. What are the issues Arizona residents care about, though, if you ask them? Immigration and inflation are at the top of the list, and they overwhelmingly favor Donald Trump.
Abortion is in there, but it’s down below. Will it also have an impact on the Democratic Party’s turnout, which will undoubtedly be influenced by Donald Trump? I’m not sure, since the two big issues, he’s pretty good on.
