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Proof Emerges That Democrats Do Support Infanticide
Hillary Clinton is fighting the claim that Democrats favor abortion at birth, calling the accusation “absolutely false.”

The two most pro-abortion Democratic governors in the country, J.B. Pritzker of Illinois and Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan, were in on the conversation. Clinton claimed that pro-life activists all around the country have mounted a “strong backlash” following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

In 2019, Virginia’s Democratic governor, Ralph Northam, horrifyingly stated that the infant would be “kept comfortable” until the mother and physician decided to murder it.

KathyTran, a delegate from Virginia who wrote the Real Act, claimed that her law would legalize abortion at any point in a woman’s pregnancy, regardless of how far along she was. Countless Democrats in different states around the United States have approved similarly savage legislation in recent years.

Clinton probed Whitmer for more ostensible feminist justifications for abortion. She emphasized that ensuring that people have access to and are protected in exercising those rights is crucial to the health of the economy and the nation’s ability to remain competitive. Clinton said that she felt it was necessary to emphasize the importance of speaking out for economic rights and opportunities.

Chelsea Clinton, Clinton’s daughter, famously drew heavy fire in 2018 for statements that were similar to those made by Whitmer. Clinton claimed that women entering the workforce in the United States between 1973 and 2009 boosted GDP by $3.5 trillion. She connected that data to the 1973 Supreme Court decision on Roe v Wade.

Conservatives who respect life and traditional families were outraged by Clinton’s worship of “the economy.” Roe led to the murder of 60 million babies.
Both Illinois and Michigan rank among the ten most pro-abortion-rights-friendly states.

The pro-abortion Guttmacher Institute in Illinois reported a 25% increase in abortions between 2017 and 2020. The state banned partial-birth abortion, but it was repealed in 2019 when Governor Pritzker signed a bill allowing abortion on demand up until birth.
The state’s 1931 abortion ban has been lifted thanks to a flurry of laws signed into law by Whitmer.

Trial of 9 pro-life activists reeks of PREJUDICE: Defense not allowed to say "infanticide," "abortion" or "innocent lives"

https://newstarget.com/2023-08-21-trial-pro-life-activists-reeks-of-prejudice.html

Dems, Is This Really What You Voted For? | Infanticide, Pedos, War & Inflation
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The Hinge of History

July 16, 2023
by Pastor Chuck Swindoll
Scriptures: Exodus 1:1–22
Eventually, a new king came to power in Egypt who knew nothing about Joseph or what he had done. He said to his people, “Look, the people of Israel now outnumber us and are stronger than we are. We must make a plan to keep them from growing even more. If we don’t, and if war breaks out, they will join our enemies and fight against us. Then they will escape from the country." (Exodus 1:8–10)
Baby Moses opened his eyes to a world very different from our own. Although neither his mother nor father knew it, the birth of this man-child launched a series of events that would change the course of nations and shape the destiny of millions. History would turn like a hinge on that birth. The world would never be quite the same again.

The day came, after the deaths of Joseph and the Pharaoh who had promoted him, that a new Pharaoh stepped onto the throne. He, too, ruled, then passed the crown to the next Pharaoh. Finally, after several centuries, the name Joseph became virtually unknown. Few remembered the famine. Less recalled the golden oceans of stored grain. No one recollected how a wise, young Jewish prime minister had stepped out of obscurity to save the day. That was ancient history. Irrelevant. And the bilateral policy established between Joseph and some long-gone Pharaoh? Completely forgotten.

This new Pharaoh despised the growing Hebrew population. How had they even come to be there? No one knew for sure; the reports had been filed away in some obscure, dusty archive.

But one thing about these multiplying Hebrews could not be ignored: They seemed to pose a threat. And a threatened Pharaoh was not a pleasant Pharaoh to have around.

The Egyptians looked upon the growing number of Israelites (a "mighty people," Pharaoh called them) with dread. The Hebrew word translated "dread" is kootz. It means "to have an abhorrence for and horror, a sickening feeling." When the officers of Egypt noted the swelling population of Hebrews from month to month and year to year, they felt sick in the pit of their stomachs. Had there been coffee shops in those days, John and Jane Egyptian might have sat at those little round tables and said over their lattes, "Man, this problem is getting out of hand. Our demographic plan isn't working. We've got to stop their growth! If we don't limit these foreigners now, they'll be running the country in a few years."

And so the hammer blows fell as the brutality increased. When Pharaoh saw that the harsh conditions of slavery didn't achieve his ends, he turned up the persecution dial yet one more terrible notch.

Infanticide.