Bon Vander Plaats, CEO of The Family Leader, tells CBS News’ chueyburns that former President Trump skipping a key event in Iowa with 2,000 evangelical caucus-goers is a “mistake” as fellow Republican challengers aim to cut his lead in the polls.
Former President Donald Trump won't be among the GOP presidential candidates gathering in Des Moines Friday for the Family Leadership summit, which is expected to attract over 2,000 Iowa GOP voters.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds plans to sign the state's new six-week abortion ban into law at the summit Friday. Trump is also feuding with her because Reynolds won't endorse him before the Iowa caucuses. She has said she won't endorse anyone during the primaries. He argues candidates who are"right on the sanctity of life" are"going to get a lot of other issues right" and believes Iowans want GOP presidential candidates to express their stance on abortion clearly.
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