Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams refused to answer what, if any, restrictions she would support on abortion is she were to become Governor of Georgia. During a Sunday CNN appearance, the far-left politician ignored a question being asked about limits on abortion. Jake Tapper asked Abrams, “As Governor, what restriction would you be willing to support, if any?” Abrams responded, “My first responsibility is to protect the life and the welfare of the women in this state and make it safe for them to make medical choices.” “Those medical choices should not be governed by someone’s religious or ideological convictions,” she added. She said such medical decisions, referring to abortion, should not be made at “the whim of politicians.” “I believe that this six-week ban and the “derregation” of our opportunity to make this decision is wrong,” Abrams added, using her own unique verbiage.