Top 3 Abortion Lies in and Around the GOP Primary Debate

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : The DeSantis War Room account responded to Psaki's tweet with a five-minute-long video compilation of Democrats endorsing abortion up to birth.
40% : In an effort to bolster her point, she referred to several recent state referendums on abortion.
40% : While the six states MacCallum noted might have voted either to endorse abortion or to kick the can down the road on the question, 25 states -- that's half the country, for those who are counting -- have enacted pro-life legislation since the Dobbs decision in order to protect the unborn.
38% : What the Democrats are trying to do on this issue is wrong, to allow abortion all the way up to the moment of birth."
37% : For example, Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel urged Republicans earlier this year not to shy away from discussing abortion.
37% : She tweeted, "No one supports abortion up until birth."
37% : One-time South Carolina governor, former ambassador to the United Nations, and current RINO Nikki Haley also refused to commit to a ban.
35% : Fox News host and debate moderator Martha MacCallum told candidates, and everyone who was watching the debate, "Abortion has been a losing issue for Republicans since the Dobbs decision."
35% : As Brent Keilen, vice president for FRC Action, told The Washington Stand, "Democrats are increasingly aware of just how unpopular the standard position of the party is on the life issue: abortion for any reason up until the moment of birth at taxpayers' expense.
35% : All the candidates on Wednesday night's debate stage were asked if they would support a national ban on abortion.
33% : She told candidates, "Let's talk about abortion, which has become a huge issue coming after the Dobbs decision.
29% : Here are the top three lies told about abortion in and around the debate.
25% : First of all, seven states currently allow abortion up to the point of birth: Alaska, Colorado, New Jersey (where Psaki's one-time boss, Joe Biden, stumped for pro-death governor Phil Murphy in 2021), New Mexico, New York, Oregon, and Vermont.

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