Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has recently launched a new strategy in his presidential campaign by criticizing former President Donald Trump's stance on abortion. DeSantis argues that Trump's opposition to a six-week abortion ban disqualifies him from being considered pro-life and raises doubts about his reliability on conservative causes. In a recent interview, conservative columnist Matt Lewis weighs in on the matter.
Lewis, known for his true blue conservative views, agrees with DeSantis' assertion. He believes that Trump is not a movement conservative and lacks a true commitment to conservative ideology. Lewis points out that Trump's presidency saw some conservative victories, particularly in the appointment of Supreme Court justices aligned with conservative values. However, he casts doubt on whether Trump would continue to prioritize conservative judicial nominations in a potential second term, citing Trump's apparent dissatisfaction with some of the judges and his distancing from the recent Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade.
