Biden’s Hopes for Re-Election Rely on His Plans for Unborn Babies
Former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney says abortion is the “type of issue” which could save Joe Biden from “bad polling numbers”.
Oh my! Imagine pinning your hopes for re-election on helping women kill their babies in utero.
The Democrat pitch goes like this:
‘Sure, we can’t secure the borders.
‘And obviously we are weak on energy, and foreign policy, and the economy.
‘But come on… we’ll let you abort your children!’
That’s quite the campaign brochure!
Watch Mick Mulvaney talk about how the issue of abortion could affect the vote
in the latter part of this video:
Fewer Americans
Pew Research Centre reported that 930,160 unborn babies were killed in the United States in 2020, the last time national data was available.
But, don’t worry, Catholic president Joe Biden is promising to do even better than that. By which, of course, I mean increase the number.
Mulvaney said if abortion becomes a “big issue” in 2024, it is “going to help” Biden.
He told Sky News:
“Abortion could be the type of thing, the type of issue which saves the democrats from these bad polling numbers.”
Biden is not exactly Martin Luther King, But he’s giving it a red-hot go:
‘I have a dream!
‘I have a dream that one day my four little children — if we don’t abort them first — will live in a nation where they will be free to abort their children.
‘And we will be able to join hands around family planning clinics all across this great land and sing in the words of Margaret Sanger… Free at last, free at last, thank Molech Almighty we are free at last!”
God save America.
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Well said, James, it is exactly like the sacrifices of babies to ancient, pagan gods. What a disgrace Biden is, in my opinion, masquerading as a Christian , but, no Catholic bishop has the gumption to publically condemn his evil policy. I mentioned to my new Nigerian Catholic priest that it was ” The International Day of the Unborn ” as promulgated by St. Pope John Paul 11 and that he should ask the congregation to pray for those unfortunat babies at Mass.He ignored my request .