Pro-life Democrats are speaking out against the party, urging them to adjust their extreme position on abortion.
Pro-life Democrats are speaking out against the party, urging them to adjust their extreme position on abortion.
Last week, Franklin Graham issued a warning against the Democratic party calling them "opposed to faith."
Last week, the Democratic Party approved a new platform calling for the approval of taxpayer-funded abortions.
One-hundred Democratic politicians are sending a letter to the DNC urging them to adjust its extreme position on abortion.
During an Evangelicals for Trump event last week, a faith advisor to the president warned voters of the Democrats' perceived anti-religion agenda.
According to a draft of the Democrats' platform, if presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden is elected, they will insist on the taxpayer funding of abortion.
In an open letter, pro-life faith leaders urged the Democratic party not to back abortion extremism.
The self-labeled Democratic socialist Bernie Sanders may have had a rough night on Super Tuesday, but many Democratic voters nevertheless said in exit polls they have a favorable view of socialism.
At a conference on Thursday, the Vice President assured disenfranchised pro-life Democrats that they "have a home" in the Republican party.
In an interview with Religion News Service, Tom Steyer -- who is running for president as a Democrat -- shared his thoughts on faith, climate change and going to heaven.
