Recent events have taught us how unashamedly liberals parade
their immorality in front of us. Used to, things like homosexuality,
corruption, and adultery were things that people tried to hide. Now it’s
flaunted. And if you dare question them, hell will be raised.
The queen bee of Progressives, Hillary Clinton, has
championed this newfound super power. After allowing four Americans to die at
the Benghazi embassy when she refused to send help, she used private email
servers to send 30,000 emails, many of them with classified information, over
unsecured networks in hostile countries. Then she deleted the evidence. And yet, after all that, and FBI Director James Comey admitting her wrongdoing, she was
let off the hook.
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| Clinton before the Benghazi House Committee |
Perhaps no greater gall has been shown by the should-be-felon
than in her presidential candidate’s bio. (Yes, in case you’ve been living
under a rock, the Democratic Party is about to nominate this crook for
president.) Commercials by the campaign quote the bio on her website, which
focuses on her championing the protection of children:
“Her mother’s experience inspired
Hillary to fight for the needs of children everywhere.”
“After law school, Hillary didn’t
join a big law firm in Washington or New York. Instead, she went to work for
the Children’s Defense Fund, going door-to-door in New Bedford, Massachusetts,
gathering stories about the lack of schooling for children with disabilities.
These testimonials contributed to the passage of historic legislation that
required the state to provide quality education for students with disabilities.”
“This commitment to public service
and fighting for others—especially children and families—has stayed with her
throughout her life.”
“After serving as a lawyer for the
congressional committee investigating President Nixon, she moved to Arkansas
where she taught law and ran legal clinics representing disenfranchised people.
She co-founded Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, one of the state’s
first child advocacy groups.”
“She worked with Republicans and
Democrats to help create the successful Children's Health Insurance Program,
which provides health coverage to more than 8 million children and has helped
cut the uninsured rate for children in half.”
“She was a forceful champion for
human rights, internet freedom, and rights and opportunities for women and
girls, LGBT people, and young people all around the globe.”
The woman (in case you haven’t heard her mention it during
every speech, she is a woman) has built her entire identity as a candidate on
being an advocate for and protector of children. For the sake of staying on
task, I’ll set aside the shaky facts put forth by the Clinton campaign and
focus on the utter gall of her hypocrisy.
In 1999, Clinton assured us that being “pro-choice” is not
being “pro-abortion” – an unfortunate trap many Christians fall into. Allow me
to put forth the definition as found on Google:
“in favor of the availability of
medically induced abortion as a means of ending a pregnancy”
That’s the definition of “pro-choice”, right? No, that’s the
definition of “pro-abortion”. So when I describe Hillary Clinton as
pro-abortion, don’t make yourself look foolish by claiming she isn’t.
Essentially, Clinton has taken the position that preborn lives are “potential lives”, but she wants to keep the question open and unclear, and
regardless of that, it’s not only about the life of the preborn child, it’s
about other lives, so abortion should be an option:
“I believe that the potential for
life begins at conception. I am a Methodist, as you know. My church has
struggled with this issue. In fact, you can look at the Methodist Book of
Discipline and see the contradiction and the challenge of trying to sort that
very profound question out.
But for me, it is also not only
about a potential life; it is about the other lives involved. And, therefore, I
have concluded, after great concern and searching my own mind and heart over
many years, that our task should be in this pluralistic, diverse life of ours
in this nation that individuals must be entrusted to make this profound
decision, because the alternative would be such an intrusion of government
authority that it would be very difficult to sustain in our kind of open
society. And as some of you’ve heard me discuss before, I think abortion should
remain legal, but it needs to be safe and rare.”
–2008 Democratic Compassion Forum
So to translate, Clinton is a protector of children, unless
they aren’t born, then murdering them is okay as long as it’s safe for the
woman that pays to have her child be killed, and it doesn’t happen too
frequently. Everything in moderation.
What century are we living in? Preborn
life is a settled issue:
- The qualifications for something to be alive: growth, metabolism, cellular reproduction, response to stimuli; the preborn meet these criteria.
- The preborn are whole, meaning that they develop. They aren’t put together. Everything that a human is came from his or her initial cell at fertilization.
- The Law of Biogenesis states that everything reproduces after its own kind. Humans can only reproduce other humans. Chelsea Clinton is a human, not a tomato.
- The preborn are distinct. They have unique DNA separate from their mothers; therefore, they are not “part of a woman’s body”.
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| 10 weeks gestation preborn human |
The preborn are not
“potential life”. They are life. Human life. What else could they possibly be?
Keeping something intentionally vague to serve political purposes is unabashed
evil. Hillary Clinton knows that the people being aborted are young, innocent
humans, and she doesn’t care.
But she cares about children.
So she says.
But what should we believe?
Her biography, or her record? Clinton dances around what one would think to be
an important question in the abortion debate – the humanity of the preborn –
and says that it would be a mistake for government to intrude into a woman’s
life that way. “Well, it could be
killing, but woe to the government that stops people from killing children!”
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| "Jews are not welcome here." |
“This decision, which is one of the most fundamental,
difficult, and soul-searching decisions a woman and a family can make, is also
one in which the government should have no role.” –Clinton, in one particular
speech
That’s funny, wasn’t it
government that legalized abortion in the first place?
The hypocrisy is blatant, as
she claims to be a champion of the rights of children yet doesn’t think the
government should interfere with dismembering preborn children. This sort of
arbitrary line drawing is how women, or Jews, or blacks were oppressed in the
first place. We ignored the fact that they were human to further our own
agendas. Clinton is building a successful political career on the broken bodies
of human children.
Over time, Clinton has tried
to hide her radical views under a moderate façade. She’s said that abortion is
a “deeply personal choice”, which should be “rare”, and reduced through adoption.
But even liberal media saw through her:
Before her 2008 presidential run, Clinton’s attempt
to find common ground with Republicans on abortion was called a “makeover and
move to the center that she's now attempting” by the Wall Street Journal.
NPR stated, “She is doing what her husband did. Which
was not so much move to the center or the right, but figure out a way to bridge
the left-wing base of the Democratic Party. And move to the center at the same
time.” (They tried really hard to not call it a move to the center, but ended
up saying so.)
Could Clinton’s views have
shifted over time, or has she at times masked her extreme views to a society
she wanted to woo?
On top of this, Clinton is
not only supportive of, but insists upon using children to benefit the rest of
society:
“Later today, the president will veto a bill passed
by Congress to support stem cell research. I co-chair the Alzheimer’s Caucus in
the Senate. I’ve worked on helping to boost funding for research to look for
cures and a way to prevent so many devastating diseases. And we know that stem
cell research holds the key to our understanding more about what we can do.
When I am president, I will lift the ban on stem cell research. This is just
one example of how the president [Bush] puts ideology before science.”
–2007 Presidential campaign speech
Putting ideology before
science. Like ignoring the humanity of the preborn to further one’s political
career?
Of course, this is not a ban
on all stem cell research. This was a ban on embryonic stem cell research,
where tiny human children are created with the express purpose of harvesting
their stem cells, killing them in the process. The even more bizarre thing is
that there has been success with using adult stem cells, but not embryonic stem
cells. But, consistent in her care for children, Clinton wants to ensure the
youngest of them can be created to be killed for scientific research which can
be done successfully without taking any lives.
During the recent campaign,
Planned Parenthood donated $20 million (not bad for a nonprofit) to Hillary
Clinton’s campaign to ensure that they have a strong supporter in the White
House again. Clinton has said that she “admires” Planned Parenthood founder and
racial eugenicist Margaret Sanger. She was “honored” by their endorsement, and
the gift from the organization that takes 330,000 preborn lives annually and
harvests the body parts of their victims is telling of her views.
In February, Clinton answered
claims by Marco Rubio that “she believes that all abortions should be legal,
even on the due date of that unborn child,” in an ABC interview:
“You know, I’ve been on record for many years about
where I stand on abortion, how it should be safe and legal and I have the same
position that I’ve had for a very long time.”
Notice anything missing?
There’s no mention of “rare”, nor a denial that she supports abortions on the
due date of a baby. Both of these contrast “beliefs” she held earlier in her
political career.
Now, Clinton being the
political whore she is, these views could move towards the center when it suits
her in the general election. Regardless, we are dealing with a Progressive that
fully supports abortion, in the most radical ways possible. She believes the
dismemberment of preborn children should be a right that is protected, supports
using young children for scientific research, and receives donations from an
organization that profits off of the killing of children.
And she actually expects us
to be fooled by the claim that she fights for the needs of children everywhere?
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