Overview
- Johnson, a self-described 'lifelong pro-lifer,' cites the need for cultural consensus before any national legislation.
- Recent elections and the Dobbs decision influence Johnson's shift towards leaving abortion laws to states.
- Johnson's stance reflects a broader Republican pivot away from federal abortion restrictions ahead of elections.
- The speaker emphasizes the complexity of achieving political consensus on such a contentious issue.
- Johnson's decision aligns with former President Trump's recent statements, distancing from national bans.