Trump campaign warns pro-lifers of endorsing Harris by not voting

Cory Lewandowski, a Trump campaign adviser, expressed concerns regarding pro-life activists who may choose not to vote due to dissatisfaction with Trump's moderate abortion stance. He specifically referenced Lila Rose, a pro-life activist, who criticized Trump for alienating his base by moving towards the center. Rose warned that this strategy could jeopardize his chances in the upcoming election. Lewandowski argued that abstaining from voting would effectively support Kamala Harris, who holds a more radical position on abortion. He emphasized that many Democrats advocate for extreme abortion policies, including late-term abortions. In contrast, Trump has suggested that states should have the authority to determine their own abortion laws, reflecting a decentralized approach to the issue. This shift in policy has been influenced by the overturning of Roe v. Wade, which Trump attributes to his Supreme Court nominees. The campaign believes that by allowing states to decide, voters can express their preferences at the ballot box, leading to varied abortion laws across the country. Lewandowski's comments highlight the tension within the pro-life community regarding Trump's evolving stance and the potential implications for voter turnout in the upcoming election.