In a recent interview with CNN's "The Situation Room," former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci expressed his concerns over former President Trump's inconsistent position on abortion. Scaramucci acknowledged that Trump's contradictory statements on the issue could lead to troubles for him as he tries to navigate the political landscape.

Scaramucci pointed out that Trump has successfully mastered the art of simultaneously advocating for contradictory views, appeasing different sides of the debate. However, Scaramucci believes that Trump is aware of the challenges he faces due to his stance on abortion, particularly among conservative women who value their reproductive rights.

The former White House official commended Trump for his political instincts but emphasized that this was a challenging problem for him at present. Scaramucci suggested that Trump was "gaslighting" people by issuing conflicting statements and using various rhetoric.

Trump's recent decision not to support an upcoming Florida ballot measure that would limit abortion access and overturn the state's current ban on the procedure garnered attention. Trump had previously expressed disagreement with the duration of the ban, considering it too short. He added that the Democrats' stance on the issue, allowing abortions up to nine months, was equally unacceptable.

Scaramucci implied that Trump's contradictory approach has received pushback from conservatives within his own party. He claimed that many pro-life conservatives would withhold their support if Trump continued with his wavering stance on abortion. Scaramucci suggested that Trump's equivocation was a result of trying to appeal to all sides of the debate.

Despite the criticism, Trump has taken credit for the impact he had on the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of overturning Roe v. Wade, which allowed states greater power to regulate abortion. Trump has publicly stated that he has "no regrets" regarding the court's decision to limit federal protection for abortion rights.

The Hill has reached out to Ohio Senator J.D. Vance and the Trump campaign for their reflections on Scaramucci's comments and their positions on the issue of abortion.

It remains to be seen how Trump's contradictory stance on abortion will influence his support base and the broader conservative movement, especially in the context of the upcoming Florida ballot measure and the ongoing debate over reproductive rights in the United States.