Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump, positions,

and a big signal about how he'll actually behave

if he gets in office again when it comes to reproductive rights.

Events over the last week seem to show us that Trump's stated beliefs don't matter.

That once it's all said and done, he'll use his power to restrict the rights of women

if that's what his handlers tell him to do. Trump's attempt to evolve his position on reproductive

rights after setting those rights back decades

started the day after the Democratic Convention ended when he

posted to a minor social media site and said quote my administration will be great for

women and their reproductive rights. Recently when talking about a ballot

initiative in his adopted home state, he went on to say,

quote, I think the six weeks is too short. There has to be more time. I've told them I

want more weeks. Then added, quote, I am going to be voting that we need more than six weeks.

We talked about how his handlers would probably be upset about this. There was a lot of doubt from his followers

about how his handlers and advisors

controlled his position now that he's lost a step or two.

I even got some fun hate mail about it. Well, Trump didn't even make it

make it through the weekend before he remembered what he was told to say.

He has now stated he will not in fact be voting that women need more than six weeks.

He will be voting against the amendment that would get rid of the six week ban.

Vice President Harris responded to the development by saying, quote,

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