@RobinBHM i have said whether you agree or disagree, he has ideas or political slogans that were popular with the American voters.
Roe versus Wade was reversed by the Supreme Court, not a political party.
Abortion is a very sensitive subject with heated debates and each side taking no prisoners in their perspective. Which ever way you view the subject, the real answer is that it has very little of anything to do with women’s rights in the broadest sense. On the important stuff like equal opportunity, education, pay, promotion, voting etc are in any danger by either party.
But back to the substance of the original post. For me, time will tell, he’s clearly appointing people he feels he won’t be in a political battle with, and who will get his ideas done. Governments would be wise to look at forging relationships with the new administration rather than say calling them ‘Nazis’. People do business with people, if you start of hating them ideologically your unlikely to either bring them closer to your perspective or indeed get through the door to have a debate in the first place.