Biden's Sister Argues Democrats Are The
'Pro-Life' Party On Abortion In New Memoir
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 4/12/2022 4:17:19 AM
Valerie Biden Owens, President Biden's younger sister, argues that Democrats are more "pro-life" than Republicans on abortion in her upcoming memoir. Owens, a longtime campaign adviser and political confidante to Biden, will be releasing her memoir titled, "Growing Up Biden: A Memoir" on Tuesday. Fox News Digital received a copy of the book Monday afternoon. Within the memoir, Owens writes that Democrats picked the wrong term for their abortion stance. Instead of wanting to be called "pro-choice," she says they should have chosen to be the "pro-life" party because they are advocating for better lives for women.
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Owens, a longtime campaign adviser and political confidante to Biden, will be releasing her memoir titled, "Growing Up Biden: A Memoir" on Tuesday. Fox News Digital received a copy of the book Monday afternoon.
Within the memoir, Owens writes that Democrats picked the wrong term for their abortion stance. Instead of wanting to be called "pro-choice," she says they should have chosen to be the "pro-life" party because they are advocating for better lives for women.
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