In a touching, reasoned video (over 1.1 million views) about her slow movement away from the Left to conservative principles, Georgia H., an idealistic young teacher and later an ER nurse, made her mark in the Walkaway 2020 campaign. At the 31-minute mark in the video she describes her realization about the truth of abortion:
‘For years I was conditioned to think every election is an attack on Roe v. Wade, which is de facto an attack on women.
“In 2017 I graduated nursing school and I became an emergency department nurse. I won’t go into any gruesome details, and I don’t want to get sanctimonious on the concept. But suffice it to say that my experiences as a nurse made me feel really differently about abortion.
“As an ER nurse I see miscarriages up close. When a miscarriage happens in the ER, it’s the nurse who is there with the woman, and we take away the body. That’s something I’m exposed to and it’s part of my work.
“I think it was probably the day that I saw a woman miscarry at 20 weeks that I kind of reached a turning point….”
In a response to comments about her YouTube video, published Oct. 9 on Powerline Blog, she concludes with:
“i would LOVE to get out of LA! holy moly i think about it every day! my dream is to meet a SENSIBLE guy and hightail it to texas. yeehaw!”
Thank you for posting that woman’s story. As a former Democrat, from generations of Democrats, like many others, I had a “walkaway” experience. I experienced the Democratic Party purging itself of all prolife office holders and candidates. Maybe I was driven away, rather than walked away. The Party embraced every aspect of the sexual revolution and then a Marxist, socialist ideology of governing. Those are not the positions of JFK and most other Democrats historically. As Ronald Reagan, another former Democrat, noted, “I didn’t leave the Democratic Party. The Party left me.”
Long ago I walked away over abortion and how far the Democrat party would go to defend it. Every vote I cast for a Democrat is a sin I beg forgiveness for.
Love it or hate it, Roe is almost 50 years old. Stare decisis?
mike m,
Would you still be invoking stare decisis if the subject of Roe were black or homosexual people rather than the unborn?
What a good point Steve. Thanks for giving Mike some prospective.
Roe overthrew laws in every state, some laws of which preceded union – 232+ years.
Stare myopsis.
Roman law once stated that Christianity was illegal– punishable by death! St. Paul eventually got beheaded. In Nazi Germany, you would be killed for being a Jew– or a homosexual, or physically or intellectually disabled or sick. Six million Jews died in the Holocaust! Christ Himself was unjustly put to death– and He never committed a crime! A precious baby, made by the Divine hands of God– has a unique, Divinely-ordained life and destiny! Abortion– Baby Murder– is a very serious mortal sin– one of the four most grievous sins that cries to Heaven for vengeance!
[9:47] “This isn’t how you approach a problem when you really want to solve the problem.”
Pretty much says it all.
She red-pilled.
For those taking the red pill, the website is Raging-Truth.com. :)
“Holy moly . . . My dream is to meet a SENSIBLE guy and hightail it to Texas. Yeehaw!” – Georgia H
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PS: David Daleiden is single.
PPS: Good plug for Powerlineblog.com.
I know what she said about public education is true. Sometimes the standards were deliberately kept lower, so the federal dollars will keep pouring into the schools. No time on here to explain it all, but it happened, and I have no doubt it still does.