Dem's disgusting response on abortion

 Red States:

The Democrats have shown they don’t care much about the truth. Not only are they lying about the Supreme Court draft opinion (which isn’t even a final opinion), they are trying to imply that the non-decision goes even beyond abortion and Roe v. Wade to threaten all kinds of other “rights.”

Kamala Harris claimed this was a threat to the “right to privacy.” Rep. Eric Swalwell (Delusional-CA) claimed nonsensically that Republicans “want to ban interracial marriage.” I’m sure that will come as a surprise to Justice Clarence Thomas.

Joe Biden even made the false and disgusting claim on Wednesday that “LGBTQ” kids could end up being segregated from other kids because of this.

Now, who is saying that, besides Joe Biden? No one; he’s making that up to radicalize more people. He also went on to demonize half the country, saying what could be next and claiming that MAGA was the most “extreme” group in American history.

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Joe Biden is not exhibiting much grace under pressure.  Instead, he is lashing out like a madman.  What makes this even weirder is that he has opposed abortion most of his career and now pretends it is a sacrament.  He even says he does not want America to be great and that those who do are radicals and extremists.  

The rest of the country is looking at Biden side-eyed too wondering if he is that out of touch with reality.

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