Trump repeats claims that women will 'no longer be thinking about abortion' if he becomes president

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

85% : " Trump added that women's "lives will be happy, beautiful, and their lives will be great again.
65% : As president, I have to be your protector," Trump said.
65% : "Women will be happy, healthy, confident and free," Trump said at the North Carolina rally of winning the election.
64% : Polling suggests Harris is gaining momentum nationally, leading Trump 48.3% to 45.6%, according to 538's polling average.
55% : Trump made the same claim in a social media post late Friday night, which he then repeated during a rally in Wilmington, North Carolina, on Saturday afternoon.
53% : Harris leads Trump by nine points (53% to 44%) among women, according to a recent ABC News/Ipsos poll.
51% : And polling shows Trump has some ground to cover with women.
47% : In a rally in battleground Pennsylvania on Monday, Trump said that he will be a "protector" of women and repeated a claim that they "will no longer be thinking about abortion" if he wins the White House -- though he often brags about his role in the Supreme Court's decision to overrule Roe vs. Wade, which secured the constitutional right to abortion.
40% : Monday was not the first time Trump has said women will "no longer be thinking about abortion" if he becomes president again.
38% : " Abortion remains a top issue for voters -- especially women -- in the upcoming election.
34% : In an effort to court women voters, Trump said at his rally in Indiana, Pennsylvania, Monday evening that he will make the country safer for women and claimed that women are "poorer, less healthy, less safe, more stressed, depressed and unhappy" than they were four years ago.
31% : " Trump is working to appeal to women, which come after a jury last year found him liable of sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll.
31% : However, a set of New York Times/Siena College polls show a tighter race with Trump leading in the battleground states of Arizona and North Carolina.
30% : Still, she said her feelings on abortion would not prevent her from voting for Trump.
28% : "You will no longer be thinking about abortion," Trump said.
23% : During them, she slammed Trump on his abortion stance, arguing that it's impossible to do what's in the best interest for women and children and also enforce abortion bans.
2% : In response to Trump's latest comments about protecting women, the Harris campaign said "Trump snapped" and that "women aren't stupid." "Trump thinks he can control women -- he's wrong," Harris campaign spokesperson Sarafina Chitika said in a statement Saturday.

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