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Trump’s abortion messaging remained a mess on April 27, with fresh evidence that he was still dodging a clear answer on contraception and broader reproductive rights. That may sound like campaign nitpicking, but in a race where abortion is one of the clearest liabilities for him, ambiguity is not a clever tactic; it is a warning flare.
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Trump’s abortion messaging remained a mess on April 27, with fresh evidence that he was still dodging a clear answer on contraception and broader reproductive rights. That may sound like campaign nitpicking, but in a race where abortion is one of the clearest liabilities for him, ambiguity is not a clever tactic; it is a warning flare.
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Trump’s abortion messaging remained a mess on April 27, with fresh evidence that he was still dodging a clear answer on contraception and broader reproductive rights. That may sound like campaign nitpicking, but in a race where abortion is one of the clearest liabilities for him, ambiguity is not a clever tactic; it is a warning flare.
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