Trump will have some supporters throw me off the sidewalk for trying to tell women of the regrets and dangers of abortion....and pay their legal bills. That is scary...like Bill Clinton using the RICO laws to impoverish and jail prolifers in the 1990s...and the supreme court will support him.
Might as well. You people haven't accomplished anything legally binding in forty years, yet insist on following the same old impotent doctrines and tactics.
I just think that in order of what has to get done to save this country (saving the country from its current course has to happen anyone including Trump can make it great again) ... that can not be a disqualifier on it's own - that he's insufficiently examined what abortion actually is, enough to come to the obvious conclusion that it's murder.
We are in a country where your ability to even voice your opinion on abortion in anything but a polite intellectual paper may soon be considered hate speech - because abortion in this country is a religion. Basic free speech has to be restored first, and that will come not from legislation but from a general culture where people are saying 'I disagree but defend x's right to say it' -> that has entirely disappeared - UNTIL Trump broke down that wall with the Mexican wall and banning Muslims positions, which had even more to do with speaking your mind and not being punished for it that the positions themselves.
That said, I agree with you. The question is, what path restores the country's people's thinking habits (that happens before laws follow) to the point where 'duh, she can protest however she wants so long as she's not using force or fraud'?
This is an example where I believe Cruz to be more correct, obviously more correct, but where he is not necessarily the one who is capable of moving the country in that direction. If you could put Cruz's positions inside Trump's persuasiveness, that's who I'd pick. I can't, so I take Trump for now in a (very) imperfect world.