We are not speculating though I don't have a link at my fingertips. In one of the weekly news periodicals a few years back she said that she was pro choice but admitted she hadn't thought much about the issue. Since that time, however, she has also in other interviews said that she has become much more re-connected with her Christian faith. Perhaps that might help her see the light on this. That said, it is a bit late for someone who has held the highest offices in government and academia and who has an earned doctorate to just now be thinking about the most divisive issue of this generation, isn't it?
To be honest, we don't know where she stands at this point in time on this issue. There is no need for her to speak to this issue at this time. If she decides to run, she'll have to square herself with both her faith and her party.
She has become far more connected with her faith in the past five years; that much is true. That must of needs be lead her to certain logical conclusions.
Be Seeing You,
Chris