Voices across the political spectrum are analyzing former President Donald Trump’s recent statements regarding abortion legislation.

“Trump’s Coalition”: A writer in Vox (Left bias) cast doubt on Trump’s statement, arguing that regardless of Trump’s stated position on abortion, there are “powerful groups within Trump’s coalition — both his base of supporters and his stable of former and current advisers — who do care a lot about abortion.” Despite Trump’s assurances, the writer concluded these groups are “likely to have an outsize influence on policy in a second Trump term, in part because Trump has few social policy positions of his own.”

“Cheap Date”: Matt Lewis (Center bias) stated that Trump “delivered a clear message to anti-abortion conservatives: The party’s over. Don’t count on getting anything else from me.” The pushback from some right-rated voices will not dissuade Trump, Lewis concluded, since “social conservatives were always a cheap date. Trump knows that they will never abandon him, regardless of what he says or does.”

“Overwrought Fear”: The National Review Editorial Board (Right bias) argued that Trump is “reflecting his party’s overwrought fear of pro-choice voters,” adding, “during the vaunted pro-choice backlash of the past two years, not one pro-life senator or governor has lost his office in an election.” Pushing back on claims that abortion has hurt Republicans politically, the board concluded, “it is also true that Trump himself and his various manias have cost Republicans elections. If it happens again, we can be sure he will blame it on pro-lifers.”