Biden and the baby killers

 Teri Christoph:

Here comes Joe Biden to make "clear" what you already knew: Democrats are going to make the 2024 election all about abortion. Fresh off of almost setting the White House afire with his candle-laden birthday cake, Biden took to X/Twitter Tuesday in an ineffectual attempt to zing his presumed rival, Donald Trump, over the 2022 reversal of Roe v. Wade. 

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It's important to note that Biden tweeted from his personal account, not his official presidential account. That means this is a campaign rallying cry we'll be hearing repeatedly for the next eleven months. 

Note also that Community Notes swooped in to set Biden straight on a crucial point: "Abortion is not a fundamental right of Americans. The US Bill of Rights outlines the fundamental US rights and abortion is not listed." Also, "Abortion was illegal in all but 4 states before the Roe v. Wade decision in 1972. There was never a 'fundamental right to abortion' prior to Roe v Wade."

Biden — the most devout Catholic ever! — knows this, of course, but he also knows that Roe v. Wade is a dog whistle for Democrats and their far-left base of gleeful baby killers. Even the merest mention of Roe brings on the twisted faces of rage, the floods of tears and profanities, and the hilarious screeds about Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Democrats need these miscreants to show up on election day, so prepare for the hysterics.

Trump has made the overturning of Roe v. Wade a campaign issue of his own, playing up his role in the SCOTUS decision....

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At a time when Hamas is butchering and cooking babies in the ovens, you would think Biden would be more careful about the issue of baby killing.  People are recognizing that thousands of lives have been saved by the overturning of Roe v. Wade.  I can still remember several friends I had in school who were adopted before the Roe decision.  They went on to have productive lives.

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