Kamala Harris Mocks Audience Members for Proclaiming ‘Jesus Is Lord,’ Says ‘You’re at the Wrong Rally’
The passage discusses a recent event involving Kamala Harris and the reactions to her comments regarding abortion rights. It highlights a confrontation at one of her rallies where she was interrupted by hecklers shouting religious phrases, and her subsequent response drew criticism from some quarters.
The context is rooted in the ongoing political debates surrounding abortion rights in the United States, particularly following the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, which had previously set federal protections for abortion. The argument presented suggests that former President Donald Trump intentionally appointed justices to the Supreme Court with the aim of reversing these protections.
At a recent debate, Trump pressed Harris on her stance regarding late-term abortions, suggesting that she evaded providing a straight answer. The exchange reveals the polarized views on abortion within the political landscape, with public opinions manifesting themselves in various ways, including protests at political events.
The text also references attendance at Harris’s rally, noting that it was smaller compared to a Trump rally held earlier in the year, providing a data point that could suggest differing levels of support between the two candidates in that location. Furthermore, Harris’s comments about the protesters added a layer to the discussion about how her campaign engages with constituents who hold strong religious beliefs.
the discourse illustrates the contentious nature of the abortion debate in current U.S. politics, highlighting how rhetoric, public sentiment, and religious beliefs intersect during campaign activities.
At a rally in Wisconsin on Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris responded to hecklers saying “Jesus is Lord” by telling them they were in the wrong place.
Yikes!
That “clap back” as USA Today called it came the same day Harris chose to skip the Catholic Al Smith Dinner in New York City. The last Democratic nominee who did that was former Vice President Walter Mondale, who lost to Republican Ronald Reagan 49 states to 1.
While speaking about abortion at a rally the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse’s Recreational Eagle Center, Harris said, “We’re not gonna be gaslighted on this. We remember, Donald Trump hand-selected three members of the United States Supreme Court, with the intention that they would undo the protections of Roe v. Wade, and they did as he intended.”
The issue has now been returned to the states to decide, which Trump has argued is where it should stay. At the presidential debate last month, Harris would not say what restrictions on abortion she would support, if any.
Trump then asked the moderator to question Harris on whether she would allow abortions for any reason at the seventh month of the pregnancy and beyond, but the Democratic nominee again would not answer. Most nations set limits, with 12 weeks (3 months) being the most common, Time reported in 2022.
Some shouted in response Harris’ Thursday rally abortion comments, “Jesus is Lord!” This prompted Harris to say, “Oh, you guys are at the wrong rally. No, I think you meant to go to the smaller one down the street.”
Promoting abortion, Kamala Harris was interrupted by hecklers at a rally for supporters at the La Crosse Recreational Eagle Center Thursday.
About 20 minutes into Harris’ speech, a number of attendees were escorted out, while shouting “Jesus is Lord” at those around them.… pic.twitter.com/0J3abnGoT7
— Terri Green (@TerriGreenUSA) October 18, 2024
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported, “The crowd erupted into cheers and applause as the protesters were shown toward the door.”
Wisconsinite Jennifer McKinney happened to capture on video the moment the hecklers had called out and posted it on Instagram, saying, “Everyone just cheered and screamed for killing babies. So that was disappointing.”
Concerning Harris’ retort regarding Jesus to the protesters, McKinney said, “I wanted everyone who’s a believer to hear that for themselves.”
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She also noted that the Democratic nominee’s rally was actually far smaller than the Trump one McKinney attended at the same venue in late August. It had close to 8,000 attendees, according to the student news site, The Racquet.
The outlet quoted a student saying, “I’ve never seen so many people at one event ever, and I’ve lived here my whole life.”
The at-capacity crowd here at the Trump campaign town hall in La Crosse, Wisconsin welcomes former Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard. The cheers are so loud they are reverberating around this stadium. pic.twitter.com/JNpn0OLKKD
— Jason Calvi (@JasonCalvi) August 30, 2024
WXOW reported that Harris’ event was attended by approximately 3,000. McKinney pointed out that there were open seats and no waiting to get in.
Turning Point USA President Charlie Kirk called Harris’ retort to the Christian hecklers Thursday, “Unbelievable.”
“Christians are not welcome in Kamala’s Democrat Party. Vote accordingly,” he urged.
Unbelievable!!
As Kamala is on stage fear mongering about abortion, someone shouts “Jesus is Lord!” To which she replies:
“Oh, I think you guys are at the wrong rally.”
Christians are not welcome in Kamala’s Democrat Party. Vote accordingly. pic.twitter.com/aoJiRqnERK
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) October 18, 2024
Policies consistent with the Christian faith are not welcomed in the Democratic Party.
Now Harris is just coming out and saying people who hold those beliefs should not be backing her candidacy.
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