Vice President Mike Pence made it clear Tuesday night during the vice presidential debate that he is “pro-life” and “won’t apologize for it.” But he was more evasive on an earlier question about whether he would support his home state of Indiana banning all abortions, should Roe v. Wade get overturned by the Supreme Court.Pence began using his response time by addressing a topic related to a previous question — the assassination of Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani, which was ordered by President Trump earlier this year — and then, when turning back to the more recent query, he altered the topic slightly to praise Judge Amy Coney Barrett, whose nomination for the Supreme Court has raised speculation about the fate of Roe. But the vice president never explicitly addressed his stance on the matter. > Susan Page: “If Roe V. Wade was overturned what would you want Indiana to do? Would you want your home state to ban all abortions?”> > Pence: Let me talk about Soleimani… pic.twitter.com/ja6WYRo3QL> > — Justin Baragona (@justinbaragona) October 8, 2020More stories from theweek.com Mike Pence was the unlikely winner of the vice presidential debate The myth of Mike Pence’s appeal Trump is shockingly bad at this
