Ana Navarro slams Melania Trump for coming out 'pro-choice' with her memoir a month before 2024 elections

Melania Trump, 54, wrote in her book that a woman had 'fundamental right' of 'individual liberty' that provides her authority to end pregnancy
Ana Navarro slammed Melania Trump for claiming she supports abortion rights (Getty Images)
Ana Navarro slammed Melania Trump for claiming she supports abortion rights (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Ana Navarro has criticized former first lady Melania Trump after she admitted that she supports abortion rights in her upcoming memoir 'Melania.'

According to excerpts obtained by The Guardian, Melania, 54, wrote in her book that a woman has "fundamental right" of "individual liberty" that provides her authority to end pregnancy "if she wishes."

Melania said she has "carried this belief" for her "entire adult life," sharply in contrast with the views of her husband, former president Donald Trump.

Ana Navarro reacts to Melania Trump's 'pro-choice' stance a month before 2024 elections

Ana Navarro, 52, shared a screenshot of an article about this revelation on Instagram, expressing disbelief at the timing of Melania's stance.

“Well, well, well. Melania coming out as strongly pro-choice a month before the election was not on my bingo card," she wrote.


 
 
 
 
 
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"JD Vance tried to soften his stance and come out as all compassionate during debate. And now this," Navarro added.

Navarro warned followers not to be fooled by this development, stating, "Folks, don’t fall for it. They know they have a gender gap with women and are trying to have it both ways."

Ana Navarro calls out Donald Trump’s past actions for overturning Roe vs wade

In her post, Ana Navarro referenced Donald Trump’s past, writing, "Actions speak louder than words. We already know what Trump did," reffering to his appointment of the justices that "over-turned Roe v Wade."

"Women have suffered, even died as a result," she noted. "Trump has shown us he will capitulate to the Right," she said, adding, "He showed us who he is the first time. Believe him!"

Former President Donald Trump made several verbal gaffes during the Philadelphia MAGA rally (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
In her post, Ana Navarro referenced Donald Trump’s past, writing, 'Actions speak louder than words. We already know what Trump did' (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Navarro's social media post came just two weeks after she previously mocked Melania for promoting a $600 gold vermeil necklace on her website.

Posting a video regarding the necklace on Instagram, Navarro wrote, "Oh My God. Like really. Oh My God."

She added, "Basically, only time Melania shows her face is to extract money from poor suckers..."


 
 
 
 
 
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Internet reacts to Ana Navarro's 'pro-choice' comments about Melania Trump

Following Ana Navarro’s post, internet users joined to crticize the first lady for her remarks in the memoir.

One user commented on Instagram, "It’s a trick to get undecideds to vote for him. Make people think he isn’t anti-women after all. Don’t fall for it, people."

Another wrote, "Let’s remember—Melania isn’t running for POTUS. Who cares what she thinks, even if true?"

One stated, "Melania has not changed, and she is the same woman that wore the 'I don’t care' jacket. Remember 'F Christmas.' SHADY LADY."

One more commented, "Melania is a joke, just like her husband."

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