Trump highlights women's economic and safety concerns in recent statement

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GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump recently expressed concerns about women's conditions in the United States, stating that women are poorer, less healthy, and less safe compared to four years ago. In a post on TRUTH Social, he claimed that women experience increased unhappiness and a lack of optimism about the future.

Trump addressed the abortion issue, referencing the Supreme Court's 2022 decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, which returned the authority to regulate abortion to individual states. He noted that the discussion around abortion is now a state-level issue, asserting that it will be determined by voters and state legislatures. He advocated for exceptions in cases of rape, incest, and the life of the mother, while opposing late-term abortion practices.

Democrats have emphasized the abortion topic in their campaigns since the ruling, highlighting the implications of state-level laws on women's rights and healthcare access. Trump's statement concluded with a promise to protect women's well-being, asserting that their lives would become "happy, beautiful, and great again."