Vice President Kamala Harris was pressed by NBC News’ Hallie Jackson whether she would make any concessions to GOP lawmakers in order to get abortion legislation passed as president.
Vice President Kamala Harris took a firm stance against making any concessions to GOP lawmakers on any abortion legislation she would pursue as president, despite the likelihood of having divided government if elected.
Harris, who has made the issue of abortion a hallmark of her presidential campaign, has repeatedly called for Congress to codify the protections of Roe v. Wade into law.
But when confronted by NBC News’ Hallie Jackson about what «specific concessions» she would make to Republicans in order to pass such abortion legislation, Harris scoffed.
«What concessions would be on the table? Religious exemptions, for example – is that something that you would consider?» Jackson asked.
