Conservative evangelicals opposed to abortion have been a core part of President Donald Trump's base since 2016, but his administration's latest move now has many evangelicals questioning their support of the president. We are extraordinarily disappointed," Students for Life of America vice president of media and policy Kristi Hamrick told the Post. The anti-abortion movement had previously celebrated the temporary revocation of Mifepristone's FDA approval by U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk — a Trump appointee to the Northern District of Texas — in 2023. Activists say they felt blindsided by the approval of the generic Mifepristone alternative given previous promises to conduct safety reviews. And former Vice President Mike Pence also slammed the decision, calling it "a complete betrayal of the pro-life movement that elected President Trump" while also demanding the firing of HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.Click here to read the Post's article in its entirety (subscription required).