According to Rolling Stone, Donald Trump has warned allies that repealing Roe v Wade would be politically costly.
According to the media site, Trump thinks that the topic of abortion may turn "suburban women" against him.
According to Rolling Stone, the former president is worried that if he decides to run in 2024, it will hurt him.According to Rolling Stone, former President Donald Trump is warning his closest allies that repealing Roe v Wade will cost him politically and harm his prospects of reelection in 2024.
Rolling Stone stated that Trump has warned allies that the issue of abortion could turn "suburban women" against him, citing sources familiar with the situation.
According to Rolling Stone, "suburban women have been a recurring issue for [former] President Trump, especially throughout the 2020 campaign, when his wiser advisers were sounding the alarm about how he was losing suburbia."
"He is … Women in the suburbs who are concerned about him might punish him one day for this "said the insider.
Trump has been unusually quiet about the draft opinion to overturn Roe v Wade that was released. According to Rolling Stone, he has not mentioned it on Truth Social and has just made a passing allusion to it during a rally. The quiet is "planned and premeditated," two individuals told the news organization.According to Rolling Stone, Trump has reportedly told allies that suburban women don't want to hear about the issue since they are more pro-choice than the Republican Party's mainstream.
According to the media site, he has informed several acquaintances that if he pushes too hard now to overturn Roe v Wade, his opponents will "use it against him" in 2024.
"'Suburban ladies — some of whom voted for me — they don't like it when we talk about it," Trump reportedly stated last month at a small meeting, according to Rolling Stone.
Trump has stated that he supports abortion rights. "I'm very pro-choice," he said in an interview with NBC in 1999.
When he became president, his position had shifted. He vowed in 2016 that he would nominate Supreme Court justices who would "automatically" overturn Roe v Wade. Justices Brett Kavanaugh, Amy Coney Barrett, and Neil Gorsuch, three of his appointees, are said to have agreed to the draft opinion.
On Saturday morning, Trump's post-presidential office did not respond to an inquiry from Insider.
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