Former U.S. President Donald Trump has expressed his opposition to the federal anti-abortion law for the first time.
Former President Trump said on his social media that he would not support the federal anti-abortion law in any case, and that he would certainly veto the legislation if it were passed at the congressional level.
Trump pledged to abolish abortion rights when he ran for president in 2016, and said women undergoing abortion procedures should also be punished in the 2020 presidential election. I reversed it when the headwind blew.
Trump's opposition to the anti-abortion law is interpreted as a move to target female voters who are sensitive to abortion issues at a time when approval ratings are so close.
In addition, former President Trump, who only supported "medical use" on the marijuana issue, recently said he would vote in favor of a Florida referendum that would allow private use of marijuana.
The Wall Street Journal analyzed that Trump has also changed his stance on abolishing Obamacare, banning TikTok, and limiting tax credits, and is responding flexibly to issues that are unfavorable to him.
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