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This will make it easier for other podcast listeners to find issues etc. Well the Republican Party and its presidential and vice presidential

candidates have of late decided that it's politically necessary for them to distance themselves a little bit,

just a little bit from the pro-life movement and they've compromised on a few important

things like the abortion pill.

So is that a permanent change?

And some pro-life activists had said they can no longer

vote for that ticket in good conscience.

Everyone should vote their conscience, but politically is that a smart move.

Welcome back to issues, etc. I'm Todd Wilkin. Joining us to talk about Donald Trump of the

ProLife Movement. Stephen Mosher, he's president of the Population Research Institute,

author of the book Population Control, Real Costs and Illusory Benefits,

and a recent column for the Federalist titled Withdrawing Support for Trump would be Political Suicide for the federalist titled withdrawing support for Trump would be political suicide

for the pro-life movement. Stephen, welcome back.

It's good to be here with you, Todd.

So as a staunch pro-lifer, have you been disappointed in some of Donald Trump's statements about abortion during the campaign?

Well, I have been disappointed by some of the statements.

I was hoping that he would continue to say he would sign a federal ban on abortion after 16 weeks.

But you know, disappointment is one thing. I've been appalled, absolutely appalled by some of the barbaric statements made by

Camilla Harris and by Tim Wall's during the campaign I mean Tim Wall signed an abortion

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