Stacey Abrams Believes Being Pro-Choice is a Part of Her Faith Which Teaches ‘You protect the vulnerable and you wrap them in your love’

Radical woke Democratic Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams recently said that being pro-choice is a part of her faith. Can you imagine that? Slaughtering babies in the womb is a part of her faith. Yikes!

Abrams took to social media to share a video last month where she said that “the decision to be pro-choice is exactly part of my faith. I cannot strike down another person’s rights simply because I don’t agree.”

But she and the rest of her ilk do that each and every day. For example, Stacey Abrams came out in support of vaccine mandates. She supports forcing people who disagree with taking experimental medicine to get the COVID vaccine.

“Vaccine mandates for vulnerable populations that are being served by public leaders absolutely should make sense,” Abrams said during a Zoom interview in December 2021. “We should not have people in our nursing homes and in our hospitals who infecting the people they are there to serve. We also need to do a better job of addressing vaccine hesitancy.”

There’s something wrong with this woman. While talking about a practice that kills an unborn human being, Abrams said that her faith tells her, “you protect the vulnerable and you wrap them in your love.”

How can anyone include abortion in the same idea of wrapping the vulnerable in your love? What is more vulnerable than an unborn baby? This woman is sick. Only a member of the Politically Correct Death Squad could say something like that to a crowd of people.

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As a woman of faith, I know that my faith should never be used as a sword to strike down others but instead as a shield to protect.

I cannot strike down another person’s rights simply because I don’t agree. pic.twitter.com/xzNAmrYYNc

— Stacey Abrams (@staceyabrams) July 3, 2022

Abrams, who is running against incumbent Republican Governor Brian Kemp during Georgia’s 2022 governor’s contest, had lost her 2018 gubernatorial bid to Kemp. That was before the Democrats figured out how to win elections by electronic means [wink wink].

Abrams served in the Georgia House of Representatives prior to running for governor. She got Georgia Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensberger to enter a consent decree where Raffensperger illegally changed election law by changing how mail-in ballot signature verification was done during the 2020 election. Many claim the change allowed signature forgers to vote in someone else’s name. Essentially, the law was changed from using a voter’s voting registration signature or a driver’s license signature to matching up to the mail-in ballot application signature, which could have been anyone who mailed it in. It was a scam that Abrams supported.

In 2018, Abrams actually provided a campaign ad where she said that her reading of scripture tells her that “Jesus Christ was a progressive.”

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On Sunday, while being interviewed by Yahoo! News, Abrams talked about abortion and faith.

“It is a medical decision. And while your faith tradition may tell you that you personally do not want to make that choice, it is not my right as a Christian to impose that value system on someone else because the value that should overhang everything is the right to make our own decisions, the free will that the God I believe in gave us,” Abrams said. “And my responsibility as a legislator is to make certain that we allow doctors and nurses and medical professionals to make medical decisions and that politicians stay out of it.”

When responding about restrictions on abortions, Abrams said that “arbitrary political parameters make no sense. But it should always be that abortion care is available until a fetus is viable unless that viability threatens a mother’s life,” Abrams said.

That fetus is a human being. Inside the womb, the baby has a heartbeat, can feel pain, and can hear.