WATCH: “I Have To Look Nancy Pelosi In Her Cold Evil Eyes” Madison Cawthorn Thinks He’s D.C.’s Spiritual Warrior



Steph Bazzle reports on social issues and religion for Hill…
Madison Cawthorn seems to believe that he has a spiritual role in Washington D.C., rooting out evil and battling for good. He told a crowd of supporters at a Faith & Freedom event that he is waging a spiritual battle, and that the nation’s capital is filled with evil.

In particular, apparently having to look Nancy Pelosi in the eye is hard for Cawthorn, who thinks she has a “cold, evil” look. When even a crowd of supporters laughs at this revelation, Cawthorn defends it by bringing up the recently-addressed legislation to make abortion accessible.
Rep. Madison Cawthorn declares that he is waging a “spiritual battle” in “evil and vile” Washington, D.C., against people like Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her “cold, evil eyes. https://t.co/0e3uUKvrGr pic.twitter.com/lZ4azXaufg
— Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) September 28, 2021
“…I’m here to tell you, with firsthand knowledge, [D.C.] is evil and vile. But I will tell you, when I’m there, I don’t feel an overwhelming sense of darkness, as if the devil has complete dominion of that area, because I feel a spiritual battle going on on Capitol Hill…when I have to look Nancy Pelosi in her cold evil eyes every single day, and you know we all laugh, because it’s funny, but I’ll tell ya, she literally just passed a bill yesterday, trying to say that we can abort babies on demand all the way up until right before the day of birth. When we hear the fact that if a baby comes through a botched abortion and is alive sitting there on the table, they then still have the right to murder that child, we realize that when I quip and say I look her in her cold evil eyes it’s not a joke.”
While it’s true that the House (not Speaker Pelosi on her own) did pass a bill protecting access to abortions, there is no legal protection to kill a baby that has been born — this is a favorite false story that anti-choicers pass around.
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