You and I can’t understand how a professing Christian could vote for a rabid abortion warrior like Kamala Harris or a mostly-lefty like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. or give someone half a vote by writing in another candidate. But based on the many Christian women I talk to every day, I can tell you their calculation. I know you disagree with them. I disagree with them too. But so you know, this is generally their thinking: Abortion is the main issue, and they see every candidate as functionally pro-choice. To true pro-lifers, there is no moral difference between abortion at 16 weeks (Donald Trump’s position), abortion at 40 weeks (Kamala Harris), or an abortion somewhere in between (RFK), since all human life is equal in worth. Most abortions happen before 12 weeks anyway. But don’t criticize persuadable voters — and ignore them at your peril. Instead, convince them. Trump condemned Florida’s heartbeat law. If it’s truly a “states' rights” issue, then the president probably won’t make a big difference anyway. The “follow your heart” language is also, theologically, a huge turnoff to Christians (see Jeremiah 17:9). When Christians for Kamala puts out an ad demonstrating that Trump doesn’t know the gospel, the kind of Christian woman the group is actually impacting is not the one who will vote Harris. These women know Kamala doesn’t know the Bible from the Kama Sutra and that her policies are evil. But now they may see that Trump also seems unfamiliar with the Bible and consider that his abortion policy may not be that much better. So they are likely to be demoralized altogether or have reason to vote for someone else. So a vital percentage of pro-lifers either will not vote for president or they’ll write in someone else. Another smaller percentage of these women tell me they think RFK’s policies will help lower abortions through other means and that medical freedom is key to their support. But as I engage with these voters, I can tell that most if not all of their votes are still up for grabs. They can be persuaded. And these votes, once secured, are more reliable and therefore more valuable than the secular, independent liberals Trump seems to be vying for. Persuade those people too, sure, but that crowd is fickle. Many of them can’t even be trusted to vote, much less enthusiastically, publicly support Republicans. Trump must fight to secure every single pro-life Christian vote. He cannot win without them. And if you think, “They’ll vote Trump because they have nowhere else to go,” you’ve made a fatal miscalculation. They see voting for a pro-choice candidate as rewarding compromise, and yes, they’d rather Republicans lose than play a role in that. You can call that insane, but maybe try to persuade them instead. Harris' and Walz's record on abortion and straight-up infanticide is so bleak. Their positions on immigration and economics are destructive. They are agents of chaos. All of this has a huge, tangible effect on our children and the neighbors whom we are called to love. A percentage of professing Christian women will vote for Kamala Harris, but they’re not in my audience and they probably can’t be persuaded to switch their votes, as their support for her speaks to some very fundamental errors about human nature, good and evil, and the role of government that we don’t have time to correct in the next few months. But don’t criticize persuadable voters — and ignore them at your peril. Instead, convince them. Remind them of the chaos they’re voting against and the security, stability, and normalcy they’re voting for when they vote for Trump. Editor’s note: A version of this article appeared originally on X (formerly Twitter).

Kamala Harris’ campaign is ramping up its efforts with a massive $90 million ad push over the next three weeks targeting key battleground states and expanding into new markets. Not only do the ads promote flat out lies, one of them specifically — is particularly raunchy. The ad opens with a couple in bed who are apparently about to have intercourse, and as the man reaches over to grab a condom, an old man steals it. “Sorry, you can’t use those,” the old man, who is wearing a suit and hovering creepily in the corner of their room says. “I’m your Republican Congressman. Now that we’re in charge, we’re banning birth control.” “This is our decision, not yours. Get out of our bedroom,” the woman in bed yells. “I won the last election, I’m not going anywhere. I’m just going to watch and make sure you don’t do anything illegal,” the old man responds. A voiceover then cuts in and says, “Keep Republicans out of your bedroom. Vote no on August 8.” “If anyone’s aware of a Republican who’s calling for a ban on birth control, I’d love to hear from you,” Pat Gray of “Pay Gray Unleashed” laughs. “This is a completely manufactured thing by the Democrats so that they can claim that Republicans are so extreme.” “The entire Democrat base of voters are low information voters, that’s why they’re Democrats. So they’ll buy a 30 second ad, hook, line, and sinker,” Keith Malinak adds. Another ad focuses on the issue of IVF, where another old man steals an IVF baby from her parents. “Sorry, she’s not yours anymore,” the old man says. “I’m your Republican Congressman. We made IVF illegal and we’re not letting you criminals raise her.” “Ridiculous stuff,” Gray comments, in awe. Want more from Pat Gray?To enjoy more of Pat's biting analysis and signature wit as he restores common sense to a senseless world, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

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