Fellow Conservative:
What's with liberals and our children?
Every election cycle, Democrats tell us they're moderates. They talk about faith, decency, and "bringing people together." Then you look at the record, and you find the same thing again and again: when it comes to protecting kids, they look the other way.
You've likely heard about James Talarico, the liberal candidate for U.S. Senate in Texas. He's a former seminarian who quotes Scripture on the campaign trail, but despite his attempts to wrap himself in Christianity, he voted against a bill to protect our children from sex-change surgeries, puberty blockers, and cross-sex hormones. So much for believing that we're all made in the image of God.
Talarico even refused to oppose a bill banning sexual performances in front of minors, saying he didn't want any legislation to target the performers. He's more concerned about protecting drag queens than children in Texas.
Now consider Adam Hamilton, the liberal candidate for U.S. Senate in Kansas. He's the founding pastor of one of the largest churches in America, and he wants Kansans to see him as a shepherd.
But in November 2005, teenage boys at his church's sleep-away retreat reported that a man came into their cabin at night and touched them in their sleeping bags. A Kansas appeals court later found that camp leaders "were dismissive of their claims." The church ran its own internal review instead of calling the police. The next fall, the church sent the man back to the camp as a counselor.
The man was later convicted of sexual battery. Boys from Hamilton's church camp had to relive what happened to them on the witness stand. Hamilton now says he "absolutely" should have handled it differently.
