At a campaign event, former Vice President Mike Pence vowed to attack Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump from the right on abortion at the first GOP debate later this month, though Trump still hasn't said whether he'll be onstage in Milwaukee.
a federal abortion ban was a political loser after the 2022 midterms, when Republicans turned in a lackluster performance., who signed a six-week abortion ban in his home state in April. “Many people within the pro-life movement feel that that was too harsh” Trump said in an interview with The Messenger.
DeSantis shot back, saying the bill “was the right thing to do.” Yet the Florida governor has also been reluctant to embrace the anti-abortion movement’s most radical proposals on the national stage. In a late July interview with, the Florida Governor said he felt abortion was best left up to the states, earning him afrom the influential anti-abortion group Susan B. Anthony Pro Life America, which called his comments “unacceptable.
This internal GOP squabbling signals the difficulty that Republican candidates will face in 2024, as the anti-abortion movement has been resoundingly defeated at the ballot box in the year sincea referendum that would have made it harder to amend the state’s constitution. The vote was widely seen as an attempt by Republicans to make it more difficult to enshrine abortion rights in the state’s constitution, which will be on the ballot in November 2024.
Trump has long suggested that he’ll skip the first debate, citing his gargantuan lead over the primary field. But
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