
Haley says federal abortion rules 'not realistic' given deadlocked Senate
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Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley said pledging a national ban on abortion is an "unrealistic" goal and promising one would not be "honest."
"For a national standard, I think we have to tell the American people the truth," she said. "In order to do a national standard, you'd have to have a majority of the House, 60 Senate votes, and a president. We haven't had 60 pro-life senators in 100 years," Haley said. Brianna Herlihy is a politics writer for Fox News Digital.
"So the idea that a Republican president could ban all abortions is not being honest with the American people, any more than a Democrat president could ban these pro-life laws in the states. So let's be honest with the American people and say, let's find national consensus," she added.

Mom praises House for passing key immigration bill, bashes Crockett for dismissing daughter's murder
The House passes the Kayla Hamilton Act requiring background checks on unaccompanied migrant minors after Kayla Hamilton was murdered by MS-13 gang member.

Zelenskyy calls for US to respond to 'signals' Russia is 'preparing to make next year a year of war'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is calling for the United States and other allies to respond to bellicose "signals" from Russia.











