Trump was the former President of the United States. He fulfilled his promise to appoint prolife Supreme Court justices. However, Trump dodged the question about whether he supported Texas' refusal to repeal a Texas law banning abortions after six weeks.
Let me tell you, the Supreme Court is a different court than it used to be. It was acting strangely before, and I believe it wasn't in the country's best interests," he said to conservative host Sharyl Attkisson of Sinclair Broadcastings Full Measure. This excerpt was posted Saturday. I am currently studying it. The ruling was complex and probably temporary, I'm sure.
Trump's three conservative appointees won the 5-4 high court ruling last week. This allowed the GOP-run state, which is run by Donald Trump, to continue with its restrictive measures. After six weeks, many women don't know they are pregnant. Private citizens can sue anyone who assists someone with getting the procedure.
Trump accepted the 2020 Republican nomination in August 2020. He reiterated his commitment against abortion and accused Democrats for refusing to protect innocent lives.
The former president, however, continued his sour response to Texas' decision in Full Measure.
He said that he believes other things will occur. That will be the major deal in the overall picture. Let's see what happens. We were still studying the ruling, and also looking at what they did in Texas.
This article was originally published on HuffPost. It has since been updated.
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