What was Trump hinting at here?

[lilhawk1]

Hopefully make the attempt to abolish Roe v. Waded and/Defund PPL

You do realize that abortion is a very, very small percentage of what planned parenthood does don't you?  Well, actually you probably don't.

[Dos Equis]

You do realize that abortion is a very, very small percentage of what planned parenthood does don't you?  Well, actually you probably don't.

A small percentage, but we're talking about over 300,000 babies a year. 

[Agnostic007]

Leave it to a liberal to put a price on life.

Please answer the question

[Coach is Back!]

Coach, are you for government supporting those babies if born, to mothers who can't afford to support them?

Yes. You don't terminate a life just because the mother can't afford it. She knew the risks. If someone cannot afford a child (which a cop out in itself) there are PLENTY of worthy want to be parents that would love to have child to ADOPT.

[Agnostic007]

Yes. You don't terminate a life just because the mother can't afford it. She knew the risks. If someone cannot afford a child (which a cop out in itself) there are PLENTY of worthy want to be parents that would love to have child to ADOPT.

So how many people do you think right now are waiting for adoption?

[chaos]

So how many people do you think right now are waiting for adoption?

A lot.

[Coach is Back!]

LOL, good one Coach 

Maybe one day, I'll go back to school and learn some science.
Until then, I hope you science experts will excuse my ignorance.

Might not be a bad idea.

[loco]

In my judgement:
1. After 16 weeks, if a woman hasn't made up her mind , she loses the choice.

2. Some think it's a baby at the moment of conception. Others don't think it's baby until it is born.
I look at this from a medical science standard and feel at 16 weeks , it's developed .

This has been debated and was settled in the supreme Ct .
To the SCOTUS at that time, the biggest factor was the issues of personal privacy with one's own body.

In order to change that, a fetus in the womb would need to be legally classified as a person.
Some states ( Miss.) have tried to pass this , but, it's been defeated for various reasons.

So you aren't really pro-choice.  You're saying women have NO CHOICE past 16 weeks pregnancy.

You want to force women to carry to term if pregnancy is past 16 weeks.

[loco]

Without clearly defined laws, a civil society can't exist.

My guidelines on this are :
1. legal abortion : conception to 16 weeks

Obviously, others won't agree and you have debate.
The US congress has 435 house reps and a 100 senators, plus the President.
Each one has their own ideas and proposed guidelines.

The issue gets debated ,written up as a bill and put up for a vote.
If the Postus agrees with both houses of congress , he signs it and makes it law.

If that law fails to pass constitutional scrutiny, the supreme Ct can rule against it IF the law is
broken and then appealed.

Right.  So your guideline isn't really pro-choice, and neither are you really.

[loco]

I make up my own mind and refuse to blondly follow anyone "just because "

Except for that time you said you voted for Hillary only because your dying mother asked you to.