The Mike Church Show-The Regime Will Nationalize The Right To Kill For 2024

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HEADLINE: Biden to Make Abortion a Top Priority in Second Term by Eric Lendrum 

• The changing of words is big for the left.
• They change the meanings to fit their narrative and to push and promote their agenda.
• Here is another concern I have, Trump has altered where he stands on abortion.
• He used to be no abortion, all life is precious and now it is okay for exceptions and shouldn’t take place after X period of time. 
• He thinks the 6 weeks is too early.
• I don’t know how this plays out.
• If you cloud this issue, you are playing in the hands of the enemy.
• The 10th Amendment should have been the superstar of all that is about to occur.
• What does the 10th Amendment say about killing babies?
• 10th Amendment was written by Patrick Henry. 
• James Madison had nothing to do w/ it.
• 4 of the first 5 Presidents came from Virginia.
• Washington, Jefferson, Madison and Monroe.
• Article 1 Section 8 and 10 – if we didn’t enumerate it, it didn’t pass.
• If we used it as intended, we wouldn’t be where we are today.
• But now the left wants to use it to keep Trump off the ballot. 
• According to Politico, deputy campaign manager Quentin Fulks, when asked about Biden’s top issues on NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday, simply said “First of all, Roe,” referring to the Supreme Court ruling Roe v. Wade, which was overturned in 2022 by the decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.
• Biden has repeatedly voiced his support for abortion despite his own Catholic faith, which is firmly opposed to the practice. The 1973 decision in Roe legalized abortion nationwide as a “right,” which had long been controversial since there is no mention of abortion in the Constitution. The decision in Dobbs sent the issue of abortion back to the individual states, where some states have passed greater restrictions while others have expanded abortion access even further.
• Several states have seen abortion approved by voters via statewide ballot referendums, even in traditionally Republican states such as Kansas, Montana, and Kentucky. However, all three of these states, and others in 2022, saw a significant undervote in all other statewide elections that same year compared to the number of voters who cast a ballot on the abortion question. This has led to speculation that even if Democrats make abortion a top campaign issue, it will not benefit Democratic candidates down-ballot.
• They are going to attempt to Nationalize Abortion.
• It’s coming so let’s be prepared for this move.
• Do you know what the actual numbers are for women that actually need an abortion to save her life?

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