Alison Lundergan Grimes Supports Baby Murder, What Else do the People of Kentucky Need to Know?

Stop Abortion: Vote against Grimes

As the typical liberal, socialist, anti-Christian Democrats always do, Alison Lundergan Grimes arrogantly and proudly asserted she supports abortion rights.

She said,  "I come from a family of five women. I would never pretend to tell one of my sisters what to do with their body and I don't want the federal government doing that either. ... When it comes to choice, I believe, should a woman have to make that decision, it's between herself, her doctor, and her God."

The problem with this outrageous lie and conclusion drawn by Grimes, is the Holy Scriptures totally rebukes it.

1 Corinthians 6:19-20 says this:

19 What? know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own? 20 For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God’s.

The idea that Grimes believes she can't tell any of her own family what to do with her own body, i.e., kill a baby or not, is the ultimate slap in the face of Jesus Christ, which people, including babies, are made in the image of.

Women, like men, are required to obey God in their bodies because Jesus Christ died for us and by that divine right tells us that our bodies in fact aren't our own, but paid for by the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ. To suggest that other people who are also made in the image of God don't have the right to tell someone they aren't allowed to murder children in the womb, is taking a place above God Himself. We all know who it is that has tried to be like the most High, and we all know his fate.

In other words, when Grimes said an abortion decision for a woman is "between herself, her doctor, and her God," it's another way of saying no one has a right to stop a woman from murdering a baby.

You could say the same thing concerning the alleged child abuse accusations of professional football players lately. Would it be right to say that child abuse for the football player is between Himself, a doctor, and his God? It of course is ludicrous, as is the attempt to smooth over Grimes support of the ultimate in child abuse: abortion.

To have this dangerous type of anti-Biblical and anti-Christian in the Senate would be a disgrace to the people of Kentucky. We need to be sure we send a message to everyone running for office in Kentucky, and that is we'll punish anyone abortion-supporting child abuser trying to represent the people of Kentucky in any capacity.

Go and do an Internet search using the term abortion, clicking on images, to see what monsters like Grimes support. It'll make you sick.

Elizabethtown Parents Charged with Child Abuse

Alexander Irwin

Doctors from Kosair Children's Hospital confirmed the abuse inflicted on the infant child of Alexander Irwin and Jessica Capponi of Elizabethtown, which was brought to the hospital by police in February.

The doctors said the baby boy had broken ribs, a skull fracture, and bruises all over his body. He also weighed less than he did when it was born, suggesting he was being starved by the parents.

Irwin and Capponi have been charged with criminal abuse and assault, and remain in police custody at this time.



Jessica Capponi

The little boy has been taken to a
foster family for care.

Kentucky Child Abuse Panel Set Up in Bill

A bill has been passed by 96-0 by the Kentucky House to set up a permanent panel that will perform a review of all deaths of children, or children that have come close to death, through neglect or abuse.

Under the terms of the bill, those on the panel would be allowed access to information from child protective services which haven't been altered in any way. Other access would be granted to medical personnel or police, or any one that has been involved in a case.

The panel, per the bill, will be made up of law enforcement officials, social workers, and medical representatives.

What the bill was passed for is to result in making improvements in the overall child protective system.

Members of the panel have also been given leeway to speak publicly on specific issued deemed necessary for the public to hear. Even so, they will be required to sign a confidentiality agreement.

Rep. Robert Benvenuti, a Lexington Republican, rightly notes that child protective services has operated far too long in secrecy, and adding transparency will "force change" in the way cases and people are handled.

I've been involved in this reality, as I've had foster children of my own, and have watched as others have been devastated by internal battles and turf wars, which because of disagreements, have ended with some people even being thrown in jail or paying huge legal fees to defend themselves.

There have also been wrongly diagnosed children who are placed in families not trained to properly deal with issues they are over their heads in.

Whatever it is, transparency is one of the most important things need in an agency that has almost as much unaccountable power over people to the point they can fail children and people trying to help them.