Trump sidesteps another question about support for a nationwide abortion ban

Former President Donald Trump stepped around another question Thursday about whether he would sign a national 15-week abortion ban, should he be back in office for a second term in 2025. 

Speaking with New Hampshire station WMUR, the Republican candidate said his administration would "look at" the ban that's been proposed by South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham. 

"We’re looking at a lot of different options. We got it back to the states. We did the Roe v. Wade thing, which they’ve been trying to get it done for 50 years," Trump said, adding that he had appointed "incredible justices and federal judges.

He said that "everyone [would be] very satisfied" by his decision on the divisive issue. 

Trump was asked whether that statement meant on the national level. 

"I think we’ll get it done on some level. It can be on different levels, but we’re going to get it done," he added. "I know the issue very well. I think I know the issue better than most, and we will get that taken care of."