Trump: I am pro-life with three exceptions

"Trump: ”I am pro-life with three exceptions”"

"the Alabama new abortlag – that does not allow abortion even when it comes to pregnancies caused by rape, incest or that threaten the mother's life has received strong criticism."

"Now, breaking Donald Trump the silence. "

"”I am of the same opinion as Ronald Reagan,” writes the president on Twitter. "

"In a series of tweets professing president of the Trump to the conservative faction who want to see restrictive abortlagar – in the united states-called ”pro-life”, or Yes to life – with the exception of certain circumstances."

"”As most already know, and for those who do not know, I am strongly ”pro-life”, with three exceptions – rape, incest and when the mother's life is threatened. I am of the same opinion as Ronald Reagan,” writes Trump, and refers to the republican president who sat for two terms in the 1980s."

"He also gives a swipe to the political left, which, according to the president"

"We need to stick together,” he continues."

"A handful of states have recently voted through the hard abortlagar that prohibits the abortion from the fetal heartbeat can be detected, among others, Alabama, whose governor Kay Ivey in the week signed the nation's strictest abortlag."

"the Law criminalises abortion even in the cases where the woman has been raped or subjected to incest, and means that doctors who perform abortions at risk 99 years in prison."

"the states are challenging a precedent-setting decision by the Supreme court in a case from 1974, called Roe vs. Wade, which gave women the right to an abortion until the 24th week of pregnancy."

"The christian right, which constitutes a large part of the in this category, in the united states, was an important väljargrupp for president of the Trump in the run-up to election 2016. He promised then to appoint conservative judges to the Supreme court, which takes on cases which may be of importance for how the american constitution is interpreted."

"the Promise were fulfilled when the conservative judges Neil Gorsuch, and Brett Kavanaugh was chosen in 2017, respectively 2018."