Worried about losing in 2024, Iowa's Republican voters are less interested in talking about abortion
Republican presidential candidates these days are barely discussing abortion in Iowa just days away from the state's caucuses
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Republican presidential candidates these days are barely discussing abortion in Iowa just days away from the state's caucuses
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A man in Iowa stood up at a recent town hall and told Ron DeSantis he had an “easy” question: How would the Florida governor address abortion when it’s sure to be a big issue in the coming 2024 presidential election? DeSantis said he’d talk about it “the same way […]
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A man in Iowa stood up at a recent town hall and told Ron DeSantis he had an “easy” question: How would the Florida governor address abortion when it’s sure to be a big issu…
Republican presidential candidates these days are barely discussing abortion in Iowa just days away from the state's caucuses.
Republican presidential candidates these days are barely discussing abortion in Iowa just days away from the state's caucuses. That's a remarkable change in a state whose Republicans have long supported religious conservative priorities. The AP spoke to more than 20 voters about why. Several said they felt the issue has less urgency after the Supreme Court overturned a federally guaranteed right to abortion. But other Republicans say they're worried Democrats have won campaigns by advocating for abortion rights since the court's decision. They're lining up with former President Donald Trump, t...