Republican Vice Presidential nominee JD Vance could be heard comparing “abortion” to” slavery,” according to an audio clip shared by Vice President Kamala Harris ‘ campaign, which suggests both issues cause deep suffering and have a morally distorting impact on society.
According to Vance,” There’s things like slavery and abortion, and while the people who obviously suffer the most are those who are subjected to it,” I believe it has a socially distorting effect on the entire world.
This ominous assessment sparked the fierce criticism Vance received, particularly from those who support reproductive rights.
Generally, Vance has never shied away from advocating for a global abortion ban. His previous statements in support of a “federal answer” to stop women from visiting other states for procedures were based on a system intended to end pregnancy. In 2022, he signaled a commitment to hinder pregnancies beyond 15 weeks of pregnancy.
In a May appearance on Face the Nation, Vance said,” I am pro-life. I want to save as many toddlers as possible”. He acknowledged that Trump’s policy seeks to give Americans the freedom to make their own decisions regarding late-term abortions, calling them” completely sensible.” This complex position is the result of a strategic decision that aims to strike a balance between his fundamental principles and the practical realities of social campaigning.
In the midst of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, the abortion problem has proven to be a powerful tool for Democrats in elections. This November, with the availability of numerous ballot measures relating to abortion set to appear in different states, it could have a significant impact on the upcoming presidential election.
Kamala Harris has capitalised on this fluid, quickly criticising Vance’s opinions after his election as Trump’s running partner. Make no mistake: JD Vance, if elected, may contribute to the intense Project 2025 plan, which includes a nationwide ban on abortion and a restricted access to contraception, she said.
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