Trump Says Women 'Will No Longer Be Thinking About Abortion' If He Wins
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“I will fix all of that, women, I will fix all of that," the GOP presidential nominee said at a rally in North Carolina.
Former President Donald Trump doubled down over the weekend on a bizarre all-caps message to female voters that he posted to his Truth Social page late Friday: “YOU WILL NO LONGER BE THINKING ABOUT ABORTION.”
He repeated the message nearly word-for-word during a rally Saturday afternoon in Wilmington, North Carolina, suggesting that women will no longer need to concern themselves with their reproductive rights under a second Trump term ― even as recent polls show his support flagging among women.
“Let’s talk about our great women, because women have gone through a lot,” Trump said, after he’d been speaking for around an hour.
He cited no evidence as he claimed women are now “more stressed and depressed,” less healthy, poorer and less safe than they were four years ago.
“I will fix all of that, women, I will fix all of that. And at long last, this national nightmare that we’re going through will be over. Women will be happy,” Trump said onstage.
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