Presidential race 2016

[sally]

I didn't say that changing from pro-choice to pro-life was a problem for me. I said it was fair enough.

I also didn't say that his statement about women having an illegal abortion being punished for it was a problem for me. Regardless of how I feel about it, it's certainly a problem for both Pro-life and Pro-choice advocates however.

What would be a problem for me if I was open to considering voting for Trump is how he made a statement on a very serious key issue on Tuesday night, and then took an exact opposite position on the same issue the next day.

I think it's reasonable for voters to expect that he'd given the issues surrounding abortion and the Pro-life position a lot of serious consideration and been prepared to answer questions about it a long time ago. It's not a new issue and Trump knew his reversal was a subject of criticism by his competitors.

Now, who knows if he really meant what he said Tuesday night, or if he instead really meant what he said Wednesday morning? Not me. But, I'm not considering voting for him anyway.

He was asked if something legal was made illegal then should the person doing it be punished and he said yes. Sounds like a logical answer to me. Then they cut that question out of the video and every headline on the net reads "Trump Wants To Punish All Women For Having Abortions!" So I think he was probably ill-advised to change his position from punishing the women to punishing the doctors instead, but who knows.

I don't recall ever saying I was considering voting for him either except the time that I was obviously joking that I'd vote for him just for shits and giggles.