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Comedy News Network's (CNN) Erin Burnett serving as a powder puff moderator asked Buttigieg, “Do you think it is impossible to be a Christians and support this president?”
“I’m not gonna tell other Christians how to be Christians,” the man who is married to another man responded. “But, I will say, I cannot find any compatibility between the way this president conducts himself and anything I find in scripture.”
Buttigieg often speaks as if the rest of the Christian world is comprised of sinners because they refuse to believe in a woman's right to kill her baby in her womb or immediately upon exiting that womb. Earlier this month, while appearing on “The View,” he refused to denounce the murder of the unborn post-birth, or infanticide.
The Daily Wire reported:
“It obviously in my circles was passed around everywhere because, I think, the interpretation from pro-life people like me was that you meant a baby actually being born and then possibly you know there’s a lot of controversy with Governor Northam and what it means and what time a woman should be able to have an abortion,” [co-host Meghan] McCain said. “I just wanted you to clarify because I found that statement to be pretty radical.”
[…] “But what if a woman wanted to, I don’t know, invoke infanticide after a baby was born, you’d be comfortable with that?”
“Does anybody seriously think that’s what these cases were about?” Buttigieg lashed out, avoiding a direct answer.
“There are people pushing for that, yes,” McCain noted.
Buttigieg responded by refusing disavow infanticide, because he is a "Cafeteria Christian" and by no means a moderate, as the left likes to label him.
“Think, think about the situation, if this is a late-term situation, then by definition it’s one where a woman was expecting to carry the pregnancy to term, then she gets the most perhaps devastating news of her life,” Buttigieg said, using a strawman situation. “We’re talking about families that may have picked out a name, may be assembling a crib, and they learn something excruciating and are faced with this terrible choice, and I don’t know what to tell them morally about what they should do; I just know that I trust her and her decision medically or morally isn’t gonna be any better because the government is commanding her to do it in a certain way.”
“It obviously in my circles was passed around everywhere because, I think, the interpretation from pro-life people like me was that you meant a baby actually being born and then possibly you know there’s a lot of controversy with Governor Northam and what it means and what time a woman should be able to have an abortion,” [co-host Meghan] McCain said. “I just wanted you to clarify because I found that statement to be pretty radical.”
[…] “But what if a woman wanted to, I don’t know, invoke infanticide after a baby was born, you’d be comfortable with that?”
“Does anybody seriously think that’s what these cases were about?” Buttigieg lashed out, avoiding a direct answer.
“There are people pushing for that, yes,” McCain noted.
Buttigieg responded by refusing disavow infanticide, because he is a "Cafeteria Christian" and by no means a moderate, as the left likes to label him.
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| Not in scripture |
Except that isn't the typical situation when a mother decides to kill her baby in the last trimester and Buttigieg knows it.
President Trump, on the other hand, has continuously supported the pro-life movement, which is a lot more Christians than Buttigieg's balderdash.
President Trump, on the other hand, has continuously supported the pro-life movement, which is a lot more Christians than Buttigieg's balderdash.
In fact, Trump was the first president to deliver in-person remarks at the annual pro-life March for Life.
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