Pete Buttigieg attacks Christian Trump supporters as violating their faith and Scripturehttps://t.co/E2QkSwhHZd pic.twitter.com/zAiULjDupx
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Welp, guess he’s on the fast track to losing the Christian votes.
The Daily Wire reported:
On Tuesday night, former South Bend, Indiana mayor and Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg said he can’t understand how any Christian would support President Donald Trump, suggesting there is no “compatibility” there.
I’m fairly certain it isn’t his place to judge anyone else. If he was as close to his scriptures as he says he is, wouldn’t he know that?
Additionally, he hasn’t stated he’s against abortion, even though he has had plenty of opportunities to do so. Pretty sure advocating for abortion would be against the Christian faith as well.
He literally tried to use scripture to justify that.
Don’t remember? Well, I do!
The Federalist reported it:
After McCain asked the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, to clarify his seemingly radical abortion views, that the Bible says “life begins with breath, so even that is something we can interpret differently,” Buttigieg replied:
Well, I’m just pointing to the fact that different people will interpret their own moral lights, and for that matter, interpret Scripture differently. But we live in a country where it is extremely important that no one person have to be subjected to some other person’s interpretation of their own religion.
McCain grilled Buttigieg for clarification:
Buttigieg deflected, making the question solely about women’s rights and feminist talking points. “Right, but my point is that it shouldn’t be up to a government official to draw the line,” he said. “It should be up to the woman who is confronted with the choice.”
It’s also all recorded on The View. *wink*
His interpretation of the Christian faith is irrelevant.
On the other end of the spectrum, we have Trump whole-heartedly supporting the pro-life movement.
As The Daily Wire reported:
President Donald Trump, on the other hand, has continuously supported the pro-life movement, which is highly important to Christians across the nation.
For example, Trump was the first president to deliver in-person remarks at the annual pro-life March for Life.