It’s about time. Why didn’t he just say this when the question arose last week? Did it take this long for his advisors to tell him which position would hurt him the least in the polls?
Now, there is a bigger question — why does he “support” this, when it has nothing to do with the President, but argue that the President has nothing to do with advancing laws, which is clearly something a President can do.
And what does he mean by “support”? If he won’t work to advance pro-life legislation, would he work to advance a constitutional amendment? Or is he just saying that he won’t say anything negative about it?
Since the president has nothing at all to do with constitutional amendments, what difference does it make that he supports one, unless it means he will advocate for it — something he has said he wouldn’t do for certain other pro-life legislation?
Piers Morgan; "If one of your female children, grand children was raped, you would honestly want her to bring up that baby as her own?"