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Abrogating the oath of office is perhaps the best example of a high Crime. Why do you say it doesn't meet the Constitutional standard for impeachment? As for whether it's true that Trump has abrogated his oath to support and defend the Constitution in regard to abortion, there are many examples. Here's two:

* President Trump, after some state passed a regulatory-style bill restricting when abortion could be performed, was quite clear in writing that he favors allowing abortion in cases of rape or incest. The Constitution is quite clear in stating that no person shall be deprived of their life without due process. The president supports and defends a quite different standard. Instead of no person shall be deprived of their life without due process, he supports the notion that it's ok if some persons are so deprived.

* For many years, this same notion of allowing "exceptions" has been extolled as a pro-life "gold standard" in legislation restricting federal funding of abortion. President Trump has signed at least one bill into law which included that "Hyde Amendment" language. President Trump should veto bills that are unconstitutional.

You can call me a putz all day long. But every day that we allow abortion under color of law, thousands more persons are killed. Call them dead.