The article discusses uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump's abortion policy during his second presidential term, noting that his recent actions, including pardoning FACE Act violators, don't indicate a clear direction. It highlights the failure of the Senate to advance the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, revealing challenges within Republican ranks despite the party's control over Congress. This situation points to a shift in strategy, with Republicans focusing more on attacking Democrats than on pushing substantial anti-abortion reforms, hinting at internal divisions as they navigate unpopular state-led abortion policies.
Donald Trump’s second term finds him vague on abortion policy, with Congress struggling to advance significant anti-abortion legislation, reflecting uncertainty among Republicans.
The failure of the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act signals possible weakness in Republican commitment to anti-abortion policies despite recent political advantages.
At a time when the GOP controls the White House and Congress, their focus on messaging rather than significant legislation reveals deeper conflicts within party strategy.
Republicans' push for minor bills like born-alive highlights their strategy to deflect attention from unpopular state-level abortion bans.
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