Former President Donald Trump signaled that he might vote to end Florida's six-week abortion ban when it comes up in a referendum later this year. In an exclusive interview with DailyMail, the Republican nominee admitted that he thinks six weeks was not enough time. He, however, did not commit to veto a nationwide federal ban if it arrived on his desk as president.
Trump has been vocally pro-life and has taken credit for ending federal protections for abortion by installing conservative justices on the Supreme Court, who eventually overturned Roe v Wade. However, Vice President Kamala Harris has targetted the Republican presidential ticket over their stance on abortion rights.
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Looks like, Trump is easening up on abortion. In Florida, where the former president is a registered voter, a referendum on Amendment 4 would abolish the state's new ban on abortion after six weeks of pregnancy, replacing it with a 24-week limit.
"Well, I do know, but I do want more than six weeks. I want more than six weeks. I think six weeks is a mistake. And I'll be expressing that soon, but I want more than six weeks. And in Florida, we have a six-week program, and that's what I believe that you're voting on, and I think it should be more than six weeks," Trump told DailyMail in an interview released on Thursday.
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Trump sparked concerns among his anti-abortion allies with a Truth Social post last week. He posted about being 'great' for women's reproductive rights.
"My Administration will be great for women and their reproductive rights," he said.