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Franklin Graham: Nancy Pelosi’s Supposed ‘Fight’ for Children Conveniently Ignores The Unborn

Franklin Graham took to Facebook following a press conference in which Nancy Pelosi discussed her continual ‘fight’ for the nation’s children; Rev Graham: What about children in the womb?


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During a news conference this week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was asked about reopening schools this fall. She said, “My whole purpose in politics, the three most important issues facing the Congress: Our children, our children, our children…that’s the hill I fight on.”

That may make a good sound bite Speaker Pelosi, but what about all of the children whose lives are taken by abortion which you support? What about children in the womb? Aren’t their lives important? Are their lives not worth fighting for? Abortion has killed more than 471,100 children in the United States this year alone.

I pray that Nancy Pelosi and other leaders who have succumbed to pressure to support abortion will realize that abortion is murder. Hundreds of thousands of precious lives are cut tragically short by what they like to call a choice.


Many agreed with Graham’s remarks on Facebook, saying that Pelosi’s supposed dedication to children seems politically directed with a complete disregard for the unborn.

“She only cares about what will allow her to push whatever her agenda is at the moment,” one Facebook user wrote. “Because the school year is rapidly approaching and the Dems want to keep schools closed, the children are now being used as a prop.”

“So why is she defending the rioters where children are hurt, why has she not helped with educating underprivileged children and a better life for them, what about the late-term abortion? She reminds me of a snake ready to strike anywhere she hopes to get votes,” another added.

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A Milestone Marked With An Important Acknowledgment: The Need For God Is Woven Into The Fabric Of America

“In this moment,” she said, “I don’t want it to be lost on us what is going on here: that we have a president, and a staff surrounding him, that saw the importance and the need to call [on] God. Because for 250 years this nation has returned again and again to the God who created this beautiful country that we get to call home. We do this not because we’re perfect people; we’re not. But woven into the fabric of America is a deep and persistent belief that we cannot persevere on our own—that we need God.”

A False Hope: Billionaire ‘Biohacker’ Who Sought To Use Technology And Experimentation To Live To 160 Diagnosed With Autoimmune Disease

Johnson’s diagnosis is a sad reminder that we live in a fallen world. No amount of biohacking and optimizing health will save you from death: “It is appointed for men to die once” (Hebrews 9:27). Because all have sinned, God’s judgment of death is coming to all of us sooner or later. And we live in a fallen world—our world groans and our bodies groan. We can make choices that will likely keep us healthy longer or improve our quality of life, but we can’t ultimately protect ourselves from all suffering. This world is fallen; it’s not getting better—it’s been getting worse for 6,000 years!

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Will America Last Another 250 Years?

Looking back, there can be no denying that God has indeed shed His grace—His unmerited favor—on our land, from sea to shining sea. But does our national “soul” encourage self-control? Do our laws champion ordered liberty? Is our success tempered with nobleness? Is brotherhood the defining characteristic of any good we aspire to reflect? By all of those measures, America seems decidedly adrift. We are drifting farther and farther from Nature’s God—the Ruler of the Universe our Founders called upon and credited with for our celebrated independence.

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Franklin Graham took to Facebook following a press conference in which Nancy Pelosi discussed her continual ‘fight’ for the nation’s children; Rev Graham: What about children in the womb?


Nancy Pelosi

During a news conference this week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was asked about reopening schools this fall. She said, “My whole purpose in politics, the three most important issues facing the Congress: Our children, our children, our children…that’s the hill I fight on.”

That may make a good sound bite Speaker Pelosi, but what about all of the children whose lives are taken by abortion which you support? What about children in the womb? Aren’t their lives important? Are their lives not worth fighting for? Abortion has killed more than 471,100 children in the United States this year alone.

I pray that Nancy Pelosi and other leaders who have succumbed to pressure to support abortion will realize that abortion is murder. Hundreds of thousands of precious lives are cut tragically short by what they like to call a choice.


Many agreed with Graham’s remarks on Facebook, saying that Pelosi’s supposed dedication to children seems politically directed with a complete disregard for the unborn.

“She only cares about what will allow her to push whatever her agenda is at the moment,” one Facebook user wrote. “Because the school year is rapidly approaching and the Dems want to keep schools closed, the children are now being used as a prop.”

“So why is she defending the rioters where children are hurt, why has she not helped with educating underprivileged children and a better life for them, what about the late-term abortion? She reminds me of a snake ready to strike anywhere she hopes to get votes,” another added.

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A Milestone Marked With An Important Acknowledgment: The Need For God Is Woven Into The Fabric Of America

“In this moment,” she said, “I don’t want it to be lost on us what is going on here: that we have a president, and a staff surrounding him, that saw the importance and the need to call [on] God. Because for 250 years this nation has returned again and again to the God who created this beautiful country that we get to call home. We do this not because we’re perfect people; we’re not. But woven into the fabric of America is a deep and persistent belief that we cannot persevere on our own—that we need God.”

A False Hope: Billionaire ‘Biohacker’ Who Sought To Use Technology And Experimentation To Live To 160 Diagnosed With Autoimmune Disease

Johnson’s diagnosis is a sad reminder that we live in a fallen world. No amount of biohacking and optimizing health will save you from death: “It is appointed for men to die once” (Hebrews 9:27). Because all have sinned, God’s judgment of death is coming to all of us sooner or later. And we live in a fallen world—our world groans and our bodies groan. We can make choices that will likely keep us healthy longer or improve our quality of life, but we can’t ultimately protect ourselves from all suffering. This world is fallen; it’s not getting better—it’s been getting worse for 6,000 years!

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Will America Last Another 250 Years?

Looking back, there can be no denying that God has indeed shed His grace—His unmerited favor—on our land, from sea to shining sea. But does our national “soul” encourage self-control? Do our laws champion ordered liberty? Is our success tempered with nobleness? Is brotherhood the defining characteristic of any good we aspire to reflect? By all of those measures, America seems decidedly adrift. We are drifting farther and farther from Nature’s God—the Ruler of the Universe our Founders called upon and credited with for our celebrated independence.

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