Allie Beth Stuckey called hateful for response to Obama tweet, but she REFUSES to budge

Allie Beth Stuckey says that it’s getting hot in Texas where she lives, with temperatures already climbing into the triple digits.

But that’s not the only thing that’s getting hot.

Twitter is also heating up, specifically in regard to Barack Obama’s recent tweet about the anniversary of the overturning of Roe v. Wade.

On June 24, the former president tweeted:

Stuckey responded with the following:

Her response triggered several people, some of whom found her reply “hateful.”

But Allie isn’t budging. On her show, she responds to these critics:

“Yeah. Regarding as holy, sacred, hopeful – a right – the brutal killing of innocent, defenseless human beings simply because of the location in which they reside, their age, their size, their stage of development, and their inability to fight back is evil.”

“Christians should not vote for the party that celebrates dismembering children and chemically castrating preteens. It’s just, like, not really a tough one for me,” she continues.

However, Stuckey also says that “voting Democrat in itself is not an indication of someone’s salvation” because Christians “will all go to Heaven being wrong about lots and lots of things.”

Listen to her full response here:

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