Roe decision is "Victory for White Life," according to Rep. Mary Miller
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Roe decision is “Victory for White Life,”
U.S. Rep. Mary Miller of Illinois called Supreme Court’s decision overturning Roe v. Wade a “victory for white life”.
Miller’s spokesman said she had intended to say it was a victory for a “right to life”.
The line was out of step with the disproportionate impact repeal will have on women of color.
Roe decision is “Victory for White Life,” according to Rep. Mary Miller. According to Miller’s spokeswoman, the Illinois Republican had intended to remark; that the judgement represents a win for the “right to life.” With the former president’s support, Miller is vying for reelection; in the state’s freshly redrew 15th Congressional District against GOP Rep. Rodney Davis. Trump; who organised the event in Mendon, Illinois, to encourage voters to cast ballots; before the state’s primary on Tuesday; had extended her an invitation to appear on stage.
She stated, to applause from the audience, “President Trump, on behalf of all the MAGA patriots in America; I want to thank you for the historic victory for white life’ in the Supreme Court yesterday.”
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It was “a word mix-up,” Miller spokesman Isaiah Wartman told; The Associated Press.”
She’s gazing at her documents and at her speech; which one can see in the video, according to Wartman.
The grandmother of multiple non-white grandchildren; including one with Down syndrome; was in a mention in her campaign.
The freshman lawmaker previously faced backlash for quoting Adolf Hitler; and she was one of those who voted; to annul the results of the 2020 election.
“Hitler was correct in one respect. Miller declared in a speech last year; “Whoever possesses the youth has the future,” as seen on video by WCIA-TV. After Illinois Democrats demanded her resignation; she eventually apologised.
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