Summary
President Trump's advisers are upset with Senator Josh Hawley for starting an anti-abortion group. They worry that focusing on abortion could hurt Republicans in the upcoming elections. Hawley's new group aims to support state-level anti-abortion measures and campaigns.
Key Facts
- President Trump's advisers are unhappy with Senator Josh Hawley's anti-abortion group.
- The group is called the Love Life Initiative and does not need to disclose its funding sources.
- Trump's team believes pushing anti-abortion measures could harm Republicans in elections.
- Trump and some Republicans prefer to focus on economic issues for upcoming elections.
- In 2022, the Supreme Court's decision on abortion affected voter opinions.
- Polls show more Americans currently identify as pro-choice than pro-life.
- Hawley's actions suggest he might prepare for a 2028 presidential run.
- Trump wants states to decide on abortion laws rather than a federal ban.
