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Democrat would-be governor Stacey Abrams preaches in church for abortion

Updated: September 2, 2022 at 10:57 am EST  See Comments

Fri Sep 2, 2022 – 9:45 am EDT

(LifeSiteNews) — Stacey Abrams, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate attempting to beat Republic Governor Brian Kemp, is wildly popular in progressive circles, and her claim that the 2018 governor’s race was stolen from her due to voter suppression was received as fact by most mainstream media outlets. Abrams thinks much of herself—she openly campaigned for the vice-presidential slot that eventually went to Kamala Harris, explaining to anyone who would listen why she’d be best for the job.

But her hubris on the abortion issue makes all of that look downright modest.

Abrams recently showed up to stump for votes at the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Woodstock, Georgia. Abrams decided to use her church campaign speech to sermonize on abortion. According to Abrams, the problem with today’s pro-life politicians—and pastors—is theological illiteracy.

“I was trained to read and understand the Bible, and I will tell you this,” she thundered with obvious anger. “There is nothing about the decision to eliminate access to abortion care that is grounded in anything other than cruelty and meanness and danger in the state of Georgia. Nothing!”

She continued: “Brian Kemp, and yes, I’m

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