The Creepy Party

Scott Wilmot
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How is it that anyone can support these people?

The goddess of death, Hillary Clinton:

“deep-seated cultural codes, religious beliefs and structural biases have to be changed” for the sake of giving women access to “reproductive health care and safe childbirth.”

The goddess of death’s sycophant, Nancy Pelosi, when asked tonight by Greta about her view of Tim Kaine, “Pope Francis Catholic”, and his 100% approval rating from Planned Parenthood, the nations largest abortion provider:

“Angelic” (the thought bubble above her head read: Lucifer is also an angel; isn’t life wonderful that angels can support the death of innocents)

And finally, Michelle Obama revealed the ultimate plan for the Democrat Party and their new leader, Hillary Clinton:

this election, and every election, is about who will have the power to shape our children for the next four or eight years of their lives.

Let that soak in people. They want power to shape the lives and thoughts of your children. Of course, the progressives, through sheer power, have been shaping our lives for decades.

These people are horrible and creepy.

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There are 11 comments

  1. TKC1101
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    Creepy seems too mild…

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  2. Scott Wilmot
    Scott Wilmot
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    They even cheer the carnage.

    Abortion is their idol.

    These people are sick.

    May God have mercy on them.

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  3. DocJay
    DocJay
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    You’re a kinder man than I.   The death cult is on full display.

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  4. Kay of MT
    Kay of MT
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    Evil, evil, evil! Call them what they are..

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  5. Scott Wilmot
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    Kay of MT: Evil, evil, evil! Call them what they are..

    You are correct Kay – that cannot be said enough times.

    Thanks for pointing out my omission.

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