Last month, Donald Trump claimed credit for states passing abortion bans, noting it was only possible because the judges he nominated had overturned Roe v. Wade. What the Republican has carefully avoided saying, though, is whether he would also tolerate states going even further and limiting access to birth control.
But in a Tuesday interview, the former president suggested he is actually open to allowing the sort of state-level restrictions advocated by anti-choice activists in the GOP base.
