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… and there are going to be more liberals flooding this state than we’ve ever seen.”
Stacey Abrams does not value Georgia’s history, its legacy, or its uniqueness as a state. She wants to “transform” our state into a lackey for the outside interests that plan to change our state into one that we will no longer recognize.
During her 2018 campaign, Abrams secured endorsements from a list of liberal social organizations including NARAL, a Washington, D.C., based 501(c) (4) organization that engages in political action and advocacy efforts to oppose restrictions on abortion and expand access to abortion. Abrams also got the nod from a D.C. based PAC, Political Action Committee, EMILY’s List, that aims to help elect prochoice Democratic female candidates to office.
No doubt she will be accepting help from those ultra liberal organizations in her 2022 bid for governor.
One of Abrams’ biggest cheerleaders, you remember Hillary Clinton, referred to Georgia as “backwards” as well as belonging to the group of “deplorables” who were not smart enough to vote for her. Abrams was one of Clinton’s top surrogates in Georgia during the election, giving multiple interviews in support of her and even speaking at the Democrat National Convention on her behalf. In a barrage of irritating robo-calls in support of Abrams during the May 2018 primary, Clinton referred to Abrams as “the first Black woman to serve as House Democratic Leader, a small business innovator, and a civil rights champion . . . A Yale Educated attorney, Abrams is the only candidate with bold new plans.”
Clinton encouraged Georgians to “vote for my friend Stacey Abrams, that’s Abrams with an ‘A.’” One must wonder if Abrams agrees with Hillary Clinton that Georgia is a “backwards” state.
Stacey Abrams’ campaign promises to transform Georgia with bold new plans, new ideas and initiatives, but are these ideals based on a national agenda that doesn’t work for the people of Georgia? Can the voters of Georgia trust that Stacey Abrams has the love and respect for our population and the traditions that we Georgians share?
