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this inspiring speech by Vice President Pence. Over the weekend, California Democrat Senator Diane

Feinstein spoke at a Planned Parenthood event in Oakland. Now she said that women voters must

inform the American people what at stake with Trump's Supreme Court nominee by that she met abortion.

She warned that if Roe vs. Wade were overturned, America would be dragged back to the days when

women were left to die because they could not get basic medical care. She said the only thing that

might stop Trump's nominee is female voters. Now that was before she had a clue who the nominee

even is. Now think about this. For years, Diane Feinstein, along with the rest of the Democrat

party, has been telling us that Roe vs. Wade has settled law. But if that's true, why all the panic?

Why are they so unsettled now? If Roe has been settled, as they say, then it's the law of the land.

There's no chance it'll ever come before the court, right? And think about something else.

One of the major issues that Trump campaigned on was a promise to appoint conservative judges.

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