Democrats claim President Trump has no empathy, but they are the ones who support abortion

Democrats and their allies in the Mainstream Media and Big Tech continue their endless attacks against President Donald Trump and his character.  

They claim that Trump has no empathy for other people and that he is incapable of caring about anyone but himself—whether it is about connecting with ordinary Americans, or Trump’s handling of the Coronavirus pandemic or the anti-police protests and riots.

 

They also blame Trump for the violence caused by far-left groups AntiFa and Black Lives Matter—even though Democratic state and local leaders refused to accept Trump’s offers to send in Federal officers or the National Guard.

 

The Joe Biden campaign also released campaign ads that blame Trump for the violence.

 

Yet Democrats for decades have been the ones pushing protections for abortion (and even so-called pro-abortion “Republican”). 

 

Not only that, but Democrats are pushing to expand abortion and strike down any laws aimed at limiting it. 

 

Liberal activist judges strike down any pro-life law aimed at limiting abortion in indivisible states, even if it was voted and signed into law by the citizens of each state or through the state legislature and signed by the state governor. We saw this in Iowa, Ohio, Louisiana, Georgia and many others. 

 

The liberal Socialist judges on the Kansas Supreme Court even found that the Kansas Constitution has a “right” to abortion, thus abusing their power by rewriting that state’s constitution. 

 

And in Feb. 2019, nearly Democrat Senator voted against a bill that would have protected babies who survived failed abortion attempts, preventing Republicans from getting the 60 votes necessary to pass the “Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act.” 

 

Democratic Senators Joe Manchin (WV), Bob Casey (PA) and Doug Jones (AL) were the only Democrats to join Republicans in supporting the bill.

 

Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris was one of those senators who voted against protecting babies that survive abortions. She finds nothing wrong with abortionists leaving a baby unattended so that he or she can die on a table. 

 

But hey, Democrats believe Trump is the one who has no empathy. 

 

Secular feminists and the Women’s March claim that Republicans are sexist for attacking a woman’s so-called “right” to abortion, half of the babies killed by abortion are girls who would have grown up into women. 

 

I find that highly hypocritical of the so-called “feminists.” 

 

Democrats and the feminists don’t acknowledge that the babies inside the womb are human beings. They claim the baby is part of the woman’s body (the flawed logic behind “my body, my choice”). 

 

In contrast, President Trump has worked hard to protect the lives of unborn children. He has a strong pro-life record as President.

 

Trump will continue his pro-life agenda if he wins re-election and gets a second term. 

 

He has already included protecting unborn children into his second-term agenda.

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