Watch Craig DeRoche talk about the 25 abortions at the recent DNC.
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** “What We’re Seeing at the DNC is Evil, Not Freedom”
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I was shocked that during the recent Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois, Planned Parenthood promoted free abortions and vasectomies just blocks away.
The mobile clinic reportedly conducted 25 abortions during the effort.
The disturbing situation that unfolded on the sidewalks of Chicago led me to speak out against the unthinkable actions in a recent video shared on social media.
“At the Democratic National Convention, 25 human beings, 25 children, have lost their lives in a display of performance art that is as ghastly as anything we have seen in the country,” I shared.
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“I don’t think that the Nazi Party had death camps outside their national convention,” I continued. “Folks, this isn’t freedom. This is evil on display. You can’t demonstrate freedom when you’re killing and denying another human being their civil rights to life itself.”
Many Americans want to see abortion ended and young lives protected in the days ahead. To do so, we must become more involved in the political process.
A recent study showed that only one in three American Christians regularly votes in elections. Imagine the difference it would make if every believer voted in this election to stand for life, families and freedom.
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Sincerely,
Craig DeRoche
President & CEO, Family Policy Alliance
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