Biden and Dems see abortion as enlightened?

 Red States:

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At one point, Hochul stated to an approving Biden that there are “enlightened states” regarding the issue of abortion.

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I know the nation has become desensitized to this kind of rhetoric, but it still blows my mind that people who support killing full-term babies believe they are somehow morally superior. It’s twilight zone stuff, with Democrats adopting the most radical positions without even a hint of regret as they charge forward toward their next act of destruction. Besides, it seems rather dangerous, in my view, to start pushing the idea that certain states are full of people who are beneath those who live in New York and California. Using words like “enlightened” suggests that people in those other states are lesser human beings.

Couple that type of division with purposeful attempts at delegitimizing the Supreme Court, something Biden did during his comments, and it just leads nowhere good.

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Keep in mind that these are the same people who spent four years under Trump claiming “democracy” was in danger every time the former president even suggested that a court was out of line. Yet, Biden and other Democrats have now made it a daily ritual to trash the Supreme Court, suggesting it should be overridden and packed, if not disbanded depending on who is doing the talking.

The president didn’t stop there, though. He took the temperature up further by claiming that red states were going to start arresting women for crossing state lines to get abortions.

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The Democrats' embrace of abortion is a radical turn to the left. They no longer want to keep it rare as they did during the administration of Bill Clinton.

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