Adulterer-in-Chief Throws Red Meat to His Evangelical Base

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Putting the stamp of the president, and the government, on the March for Life is a risky move in a country where 77 percent of people think the Supreme Court should uphold Roe.

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Published Jan. 24 2020 4:22AM EST

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Long before he was philanderer in chief, Donald Trump famously boasted that he was “very pro-choice.” Friday, he’ll become the first president ever to speak at the “March for Life,” the annual anti-abortion march in Washington.

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Adulterer-in-Chief Throws Red Meat to His Evangelical Base

Putting the stamp of the president, and the government, on the March for Life is a risky move in a country where 77 percent of people think the Supreme Court should uphold Roe.

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