oath to be u.s. senator, he has vowed to protect the sanctity of life, and he will vowed to fight against abortion. those are the policies that he will represent as a politician, personally overturned so exactly, but i am talking about the emphasis to push for the sanctity of life. that is an issue important to him. i trust he will do so i don t understand how yo u
trump. just we ve been. here that abortion was the issue that made you hold your nose to support trump through all of his antics. so now abortion is no longer important? it is very important. it is extremely important to me. when you hear herschel walker, his position on abortion, he is against abortion. we he can t, he paid for. well, if he takes the oath to be a u.s. senator, he has to vowed to protect the sanctity of life, and he will vowed to continue to fight against abortion. those are the policies that he will represent, as a politician. but it s been overturned, alice. i m talking about the emphasis to push for the sanctity of life. and that is an issue that is important to him. i trust that he will do so. as a politician understand or you can say it s important to him when he allegedly, according to this woman, and we all can believe what we want to believe, right, his sudden believe that he did, the woman who said that he did it. how can you believe in the sanct
i think that is a contrast that is going to sound the death knell for a campaign that desperately needs those margins in order to win. and it also belies the huge hypocrisy of the republican party. like charlie was just saying, this is donald trump all over again who said famously, i can kill somebody on 5th avenue, i can shoot somebody on 5th avenue and my supporters won t care. well, now you have herschel wuwuk walker, who has allegedly committed the sin, supposedly sacrosanct among evangelicals and republicans, the sanctity of life, and they don t give a flying fig. and that should worry americans about what this party is about, its bankrupt values and its complete lack of leadership and utter understanding of what is decency in this country. well, it s up to the voters, though, to ultimately make the choice of what s most important to them. that s right. congressman, i want to look
justices. if people don t like the outcome of this, then it is their prerogative to vote people into office that represents their views and values on this. and the key thing here is protecting the sanctity of life, protecting the unborn and the fight for overturning roe v. wade was to not make this a federal issue or national ban on abortion policy but to put this back where it should be best served, which is at the state level and that s exactly what is happening here. clearly we have pro-choice advocates that will appeal this decision. this is not by any stretch of the imagination the final ruling on this but this from a pro-life standpoint is a step in the right direction. the people may have a final ruling. i said we ll talk about the politics. go ahead, anna. i know you want to jump in. what alice said, the purpose of it, it not being federalized,
right now. what we are seeing in red states, we re seeing them coming up a very restrictive abortion law has not can be happening in the blue states. there s a tiny part of me thinks that republicans were in control of government, they would not come around and do exactly what lindsey graham is doing, and probably a lot worse. i think what s important for people to keep in mind that two things can be true at the same time. it can be one hunted percent pro-life and support the sanctity of life, and also be rational enough to realize that you have to modify your views someone if you want any type of pro-life language and laws implemented at the state level, if we are so dramatic and so far to the right on this issue whether are no exceptions a very early term bands and we re not gonna get anything done. i think the more people can hold true to their views and values on this but also recognize we need to have exceptions for rape, incest and life of the mother, that s a more pragmatic wa