‘I am a female, American Christian and here's why I didn’t vote for Kamala Harris’

The moment I knew I could never support Kamala Harris as the 47th US President was when I learned Planned Parenthood were offering free medicinal abortions outside the Democratic National Convention. Inside, the Harris campaign came to life; outside, life was being hindered and sacrificed. I don’t believe in coincidences. Any chance of me supporting, even a female candidate with brown skin, like me, went out the window with the left’s near idolatrous obsession with abortion.

Here’s a small look at the values I believe played a big role in Harris’ loss.

Catholic organization Lifesite News reported on Harris’ longstanding contentious history with pro-life activists in California as the state’s Attorney General. In 2015 she targeted two undercover journalists whose unprecedented expose on the sale of aborted foetal body parts by Planned Parenthood threatened the powerful organization’s controversial reputation.

She did everything within her powerful position to keep their footage from surfacing

She did everything within her powerful position to keep their footage from surfacing. According to thehill.com, during her time in the US Senate, she claimed the second most liberal voting record of 109 Democrat Senators in 20 years. According to The Washington Post, in 2017 Harris contributed to legislation prohibiting abortion restrictions, voting against a post 20 week abortion ban. In 2020, Harris voted against the Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act. Her campaign lauded her as the first sitting Vice President to visit an abortion clinic, one giant leap forward for womankind, as they saw it.

Harris’ stance on gender related legislation, including for minors, also gained interest when she chose Governor Tim Walz of Minnesota as her running mate. Walz’s radical stance on trans issues included legislating his state as a refuge for anyone seeking gender altering treatments that might be banned in their own. It also banned any attempt to counsel individuals against unwanted sexual desires. CNN has reported on Harris’ support for tax-payer funded gender transition treatments for detained illegal immigrants and federal prisoners.

Late in her election bid, Harris showed herself a strange bedfellow to Christians. 

Late in her election bid, Harris showed herself a strange bedfellow to Christians. She was the first presidential candidate in 40 years not to attend the annual Al Smith Dinner, a white-tie event, raising funds for the Archdiocese of NY’s charities for needy children.

PBS reported on Harris’s “Souls to the Polls” effort, a push led by the National Advisory Board of Black Faith Leaders, encouraging parishioners to show up early to the polls. Harris made a much publicized appearance at the Georgia Baptist megachurch of Pastor Jamal Bryant, ex husband of a Real Housewives star. Notorious for his relational exploits, the pastor is reported to have six children with four mothers, two of whom were members of his former congregations, one aged 17 at the time, and is recently engaged to his future second wife. If her choice of church affiliation missed the mark, so did many of Harris’ endorsements.

At an Atlanta rally, a salacious, twerking Megan Thee Stallion gyrated across the stage to her song Body, ‘body crazy, curvy, wavy, big titties, lil waist (yeah yeah)’, an empowering  mantra for women everywhere.

Cardi B, of “WAP” fame and Eminem, whose songs famously glorify violence against women, joined in the chorus of Kamala pushers, making her a particularly hard sell for serious, Bible believing Christians. Throughout Kamala Harris’ short campaign, she repeatedly exposed her far left political ideology and questionable moral ethos. I hope the next female candidate for president won’t attempt to shatter the glass ceiling all over the unborn, the vulnerable, and self-respecting women the world over. I believe her loss is a big win for America.