MakBuff

A human’a life begins at conception. Period.

I don't really know what to say tonight. I've spent the evening watching these returns, trying to find something encouraging to tell you. I don't have it. Tonight feels like we lost everything. I'm watching Colorado and wondering how much conservative representation we'll have left when the counting is finished. I'm watching the country and thinking about what the next two years could bring. And I feel pretty damn alone. I know some of you are sitting there feeling the same way. You voted. You donated money you could have used somewhere else. You knocked doors after work. You put a sign in your yard and took the criticism that came with it. You had uncomfortable conversations with friends and family because you believed this mattered. Now you're looking at the screen and wondering whether any of it made a difference. I understand. I'm asking myself some hard questions tonight, too. Did I do enough? Should I have tried harder? What did I miss? How do we even begin again? I don't have those answers tonight. I'm a fifth generation Coloradan. My children are the sixth. My grandchildren are the seventh. When I talk about the future of this state, I have their faces in my head. I want them to have room to build a life. To own something. To speak freely. To work hard and keep enough of what they earn to get somewhere. To raise their children without asking government for permission at every turn. Whether you drive a trash truck before daylight, wait tables until closing, run a business or spent a lifetime building enough to retire, you deserve a government that respects what it took to get you through that day. That's what I've been fighting for. And tonight, I'm scared we're leaving our children a country where they will work harder, own less and answer to government more. I'm also angry with our own party. We cannot keep asking working people to sacrifice while protecting leaders who deliver defeat and then explain why none of it was their fault. There will have to be an honest reckoning. With our leadership, our candidates, our message and our record. Nobody should be exempt because of their title or their following. But tonight, I keep thinking about the people who gave everything they could and still went to bed feeling like they failed. Please hear me. I need to hear it myself. We cannot put the entire weight of this election on our own shoulders. We also cannot promise ourselves that 2028 will fix it. We will have to earn back trust, one conversation and one community at a time. I don't yet know what all of that looks like. I know I still care enough to find out. I wish I had something stronger to give you tonight than the truth about how defeated I feel. But I won't hand you a campaign slogan and pretend it makes this hurt less. If you're sitting there wondering whether anybody still believes what you believe, I do. If you're worried about the country your children will inherit, so am I. And if you don't know how to start again tomorrow, neither do I. Come tomorrow, we'll start by finding each other. I'm still here. #Colorado #America #FaithFamilyFreedom #LimitedGovernment #ConstitutionalRepublic #StillHere

The argument’s foundation is on protecting the human life the woman created by her own actions. Once the human life exists, the responsibility is now on the mother to either keep it or put it up for adoption, not to kill it. If she is allowed to kill her child before birth, why not after?

Biologically, one does become a parent at their child's conception. Just saying "bahahah no" does not negate this biological fact.

An unborn human can’t be murdered, but the one who murders a fetus can be charged with murder if done without the permission of the mother. This is crazy.

I know this may be shocking to you but abstinence never results in pregnancy.

That human was placed there by the mom having s*x. It’s now her responsibility to care for.