Since leaving the White House last January, Pence has built a would-be presidential campaign focused heavily on courting anti-abortion activists and Christian right voters.
supporting the Mississippi state ban after 15 weeks, but he hasn’t said if he would take it further if given the chance.
“There is no one-size-fits-all. That’s the best thing about this moment, it’s a moment where everyone will argue it out in the public square,” said Dannenfelser, who is also a longtime Pence ally, on a conference call with reporters Tuesday. During his dozen years in Congress from 2001 to 2013, Pence pushed hard for a “personhood” bill that would define life as starting at conception and to defund Planned Parenthood completely, a fight that earned him almost unshakable support from social conservatives and the Christian right.
Pence’s avoidance of abortion and other hot-button social issues as governor , while courting national donors for a possible White House bid, left Indiana conservatives and anti-abortion activists leery of his dedication to the fight over abortion, same-sex marriage and other issues, said one longtime Indiana anti-abortion activist.
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