President Donald Trump has moderated his pro-life position since eight years ago, when he was described as strongly pro-life. Of late, he’s admitted the possibility for early abortions, within limits.
But he’s been under criticism for changing his policy at all.
And that’s not entirely fair, according one of the more prominent pro-life organizations in the country, Operation Rescue, run by chief Troy Newman, who long has been integral in America’s fight against abortion.
It’s because society has seen a drastic shift in recent years, largely prompted by the nonstop campaign from Joe Biden and Kamala Harris on behalf of the members of the lucrative abortion industry.
In a statement, Newman said, “As the saying goes, ‘politics is downstream from culture.’ Unfortunately, ‘woke’ pro-abortion influencers have been dumping anti-life sewage into our society’s ‘river’ for years. This has polluted our culture worse than Lake Erie in the 1960s and shifted politics away from the ideals championed by the first Trump administration that boldly promoted the sanctity of human life.” […]
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