Stacey Abrams Just Claimed Something Truly Outrageous

“It’s disturbing and gross, and almost satanic.”
That’s how my brother Logan Sekulow described what Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams told a crowd of people at an event Wednesday.
Abrams just accused the entire medical and scientific communities of colluding to create a grand conspiracy. Mind you Abrams is neither a doctor or a scientist, as far as anyone knows, yet according to this pro-abortion, would-be governor – remember Abrams ran and lost a bid for governor in 2018 to current GA Governor Brian Kemp – had the audacity to tell an audience:
“There is no such thing as a heartbeat at six weeks. It is a manufactured sound designed to convince people that men have the right to take control of a woman’s body.”
Honestly, the first time I heard Abrams say this, I was speechless. Anyone who’s ever heard their child’s heartbeat in a doctor’s office for the first time through an ultrasound machine knows what an emotional moment that is for all parents. Abrams is telling you it’s all a lie. Apparently, you, like myself, were foolish enough to fall for this “pro-life conspiracy.” All those memories that you cherish aren’t even real, according to Stacey Abrams.
She knows there is zero science behind that statement. I wouldn’t be surprised to learn she just thought of it right there on the stage. And imagine this is someone who wants to lead an entire state, and more than likely has her sights set beyond Georgia.