First GOP Debate Sees Unlikely Winners As Trump Sits Down With Tucker

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : On abortion, he said he was a pro-life governor and that it would be "certainly fine for it to be addressed at the national level as well."
45% : He stressed the need for federalism on abortion and leaving up the choice to the states, because "feds are stepping into people's lives."
40% : On abortion, she argued that both parties need to find consensus and Republicans need to be honest about what term limits they can place, given their vote makeup in the Senate.
37% : He stressed that you "have to do what you believe is right" when it comes to abortion, and refused to answer if he would impose a federal abortion ban.
15% : The debate, moderated by Fox News' Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum, focused on the economy, climate change, abortion, COVID-19 lockdowns, gun control, Trump's upcoming trials, Ukraine funding, China, the southern border, education, presidential age and UFO encounters.

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