Trump Plans 2024 Run as Abortion 'Moderate', Sparks Criticism

Despite his role in overturning Roe v. Wade, Trump aims to soften his stance on abortion, drawing skepticism from Hillary Clinton and various organizations.

Donald Trump is reportedly planning to run as a 'moderate' on abortion in the 2024 presidential election, despite his instrumental role in overturning Roe v. Wade.
Hillary Clinton, Trump's 2016 rival, has publicly criticized this strategy, questioning whether women would believe his new stance.
Trump has been at odds with anti-abortion groups and lawmakers, expressing concern that the GOP is 'getting killed on abortion' following the Supreme Court's destruction of Roe.
Organizations such as Reproductive Freedom for All and EMILYs List have criticized Trump's new stance, labeling him an 'anti-abortion extremist'.
Despite his new 'moderate' stance, Trump has avoided questions on whether he would sign national restrictions on abortion into law and criticized the six-week abortion ban in Florida.