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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Patriot96 · 56-60, C

Supteme court move abortion law to states. What is your problem numbnuts

sree251 · 41-45, M

@Patriot96 I have no problem with the Arizona Supreme Court ruling. My issue is with Trump. He was not being clear when he said what he said about "going too far".

What did Trump mean? The court didn't make Arizona's abortion law, the Sate of Arizona did, way back in 1864. Arizonians did not change that law and the court said it is still standing and enforceable.

Personally, I like that 1864 law banning abortions. It is just right and not going too far. Trump is progressive in that regard. Is Trump allowing his daughters and teenage grand-daughters to abort unwanted babies? If I were Trump, I would rather have the babies born out of wedlock into the family.