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As for Miss Rice, currently Mr. Bush's national security adviser, her job as secretary of state would touch on the right-to-life movement's concerns in that the Justice Department can — and now does — bar U.S. taxpayer funding of abortion groups overseas. "It's one of the few issues where you have a right-to-life concurrence with the State Department," says Free Congress Foundation Chairman Paul M. Weyrich. Mr. Pennington says his concern about Miss Rice stems in part from a 1999 San Francisco Chronicle interview in which she is quoted as calling herself a "pro-choice evangelical." Through a spokesman, Miss Rice declined to discuss that interview or her views on social issues.
I've read that she personally opposes abortion, but recognizes that it is allowed by law, so she supports it because she upholds the law. It's not really different than what President Bush has said.