Arizona abortion ban: Trump speaking from both sides of his mouth.

The former president, speaking to reporters after landing in Georgia for a fundraiser, said the law in Arizona would “definitely” change and defended his view that abortion policy should be left to the states even as some of them enact restrictive bans.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that existing state law banning abortion is enforceable. What was Trump insinuating when he said that Arizona's highest court went too far?

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MistyCee

@jackjjackson Of course its about extremes. See my response to @sree251 about moral pragmatism and let's not get lost in whatabouts, or looking for other historical figures with similar personality profiles.

My point here is, if you're pro-life or pro-choice and Trump says something about the issue you like, you should consider who said it, and how many other lies and foolish claims he's made, and why he does it.

I actually do get supporting Trump if you're looking for a chaotic wrecking ball to aim at society, and think you can profit from it. I think it's myopic, short sighted and foolish but hey, you might get rich from Truth Social, be lucky enough to get paid if your in debt to him, or you might get enough off in taxes or whatever, but I think it's a huge risk, given his history, to do business with him.

jackjjackson · 61-69, M

It about the safest choice we are presented with is RFK Jr @MistyCee

MistyCee

@jackjjackson I'm not convinced he isn't on Trump's payroll.

jackjjackson · 61-69, M

I do not think money is an issue with a Kennedy. @MistyCee