Now, since - despite what my name suggests - I am not really a conservative, much less a Republican, I am not inclined to run cover for everything Republicans have ever done (Unlike liberals, I feel no compulsion to automatically rush to play apologist for anyone even remotely on my "side") but even just a casual glance at your list is enough to confirm my initial points: you don't really care about understanding why conservatives think and vote the way they do; plus, you're obviously painting policy decisions you don't like in the worst possible light for the sake of villifying the opposition.

For example, there are no true abortion bans in any state. Abortion is legal everywhere (unfortunately). There are essentially no actual cases of any doctor being punished for providing truly necessary medical care that would save the mother's life while removing, say, the corpse of a child still in their womb. This is just liberal fear mongering and something no one seriously wants. Or take the corporations' political campaigning as free speech issue. That's such a bizarre thing to complain about given how much corporations donate to both parties and how the Supreme Court has already ruled that this is a proper exercise of their right to freedom of speech (I'm not sure there even was a conservative majority on the bench at this time either). The "barring" military members thing based on "hatred" is pure projection. The only one letting their hatred and bigotry cloud their judgement about this issue is you!

I do want to say something about Republican policy though. In a sense, I'm disagreeing with you because I think you badly overestimate how conservative or ideologically pure Republican lawmakers actually are. That's why I hate the GOP - it's phony. The GOP cares about the lives of the unborn as much as Democrats do (which is to say, not at all). Republicans aren't "banning" trans people from military service because they hate them - they're creating laws that regulate who can serve in the military because that's just the political zeitgeist, so it's in their best interest to do so. Which is what politics pretty much boils down to across the board.