VP Kamala Harris Plans to Skip Out on a Christian Fundraiser Like It’s a Sunday Service

The Democratic nominee for POTUS won’t be attending the Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner on October 17th, making it clear that mixing with religious folks who raise money for women and children is just too icky for her campaign schedule.

The event typically features prominent political figures, including presidential candidates, who are invited to give lighthearted, often self-deprecating speeches.

Catholicism lite: skipping commandments and embracing “reproductive freedom.”

And who likes children anyway? After all, Kamala is the only presidential candidate in the race for the White House who has surrogates rolling around the country on a “Reproductive Freedom Bus Tour” (the Fetus Deletus Express).

Having a bus like that and making abortion a focus of her campaign might be a little hard to explain to the Catholics at the fundraiser. But maybe not. Catholics these days don’t seem to mind supporting the killing of babies. In fact, 6 in 10 Catholics support abortion rights according to a Pew Research Report, choosing to skip over the “Thou Shalt Not Kill” Commandment in the Bible.

Amazingly, there is even an organization called “Catholics for Choice” who says that 68% of Catholics did not want to see Roe v. Wade overturned. Their website states that their their group is at the “intersection of faith and reproductive freedom.” Their website is also full of euphemisms like “health equality” and says that “Catholics for Choice believes healthcare is a human right and that includes access to abortion.”