Here are the most notable events of the second day of the Democratic National Convention:

Michelle Obama Supports Transing Kids, Porn in Schools, Abortion, Bible Verses

Democratic delegates gave the warmest welcome of the evening to former First Lady Michelle Obama, who supported transgenderism for children and derided parental efforts to safeguard underage children from exposure to pornography—often LGBTQ porn—in graphic novels aimed at pre-teens and adolescents as "banning our books."

"Demonizing our children for being who they are and loving who they love, look, that doesn't make anybody's life better," she declared, using euphemisms to endorse child transgender confusion. The vast majority of Americans believe children should not be subjected to the experimental products of the predatory transgender industry—including potentially-sterilizing puberty blockers, cross-sex hormone injections, and life-altering surgeries.

"Shutting down the Department of Education, banning our books—none of that will prepare our kids for the future," Michelle declared as an audience of Democratic VIPs roared in approval. Nationwide, parents have objected that minors should be able to check out books like "Gender Queer: A Memoir" by Maia Kobabe—which features "detailed illustrations of a man having sex with a boy," as well as "fellatio, sex toys, masturbation, and violent nudity"—and "Lawn Boy" by Jonathan Evison, which "describes a fourth-grade boy performing oral sex on an adult male" and remembering the experience fondly. (Screengrab image: via KTVU)

Parents have asked public school administrators to return these books to an age-restricted part of the library, where minors cannot be exposed to them without parental permission. Yet in recent years liberals have so objected to protecting children's innocence that beleaguered parents have felt forced to defend themselves.

"I'm not looking to ban books or burn books," one such parent, Bruce Friedman, told "Washington Watch" host Tony Perkins. "It's not Kristallnacht."

On Tuesday, Michelle Obama also made one of her first public statements that she conceived one or more of her children through in vitro fertilization. "Cutting our health care, taking away our freedom to control our bodies, the freedom to become a mother through IVF, like I did—those things are not going to improve the health outcomes of our wives, mothers and daughters," said the former first lady.

She was one of several Democratic speakers who attacked a non-existent "ban" on IVF. "If they win, Republicans won't stop at banning abortion. They'll come for IVF next," averred Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) earlier in the evening. "They'll prosecute doctors. They'll shame and spy on women. If you think that's far-fetched, just look up what happened in Alabama this year." In reality, the Alabama Supreme Court did not ban IVF. Its 8-1 ruling allowed grieving parents to file a civil lawsuit against an IVF clinic where unauthorized personnel killed the frozen embryos of wanted children the parents had stored in the facility under the state's Wrongful Death of a Minor Act.

Most children conceived by IVF are abandoned or destroyed in time. Statistics show "93% of the embryos created through IVF never result in a live birth," noted Mary Szoch, director of the Center for Human Dignity at Family Research Council.

Michelle Obama's abortion-affirming comments came moments after she praised late mother, Marian Shields Robinson, who taught her "that all children, all people have value," as well as to "do unto others" as you would have them do unto you and to "love thy neighbor." The Obamas and others also supported sexual liberation. "We believe the government should help you prosper, not police who you're sleeping with," declared Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker.

As the crowd hooted its approval, conservative critics bristled at her remarks. "Michelle Obama is a gifted orator. But she's fanning the flames of race and class conflict, and hurling some really unfair accusations," assessed Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah). "She's railing on those who 'go small' and 'hit low,' but that's exactly what she's doing. She's doing everything she purports to oppose." Brigitte Gabriel, a former host of Pat Robertson's "World News," called Michelle Obama "[t]he most divisive and hateful First Lady in US history."

Barack Obama: Harris Will Sign a National Abortion Expansion Bill

Michelle Obama concluded her speech by introducing her husband, former President Barack Obama, who promised that, if elected, Kamala Harris will sign a bill expanding abortion-on-demand to all 50 states.

Barack Obama said Kamala Harris, whom Michelle Obama called "my girl," is "running for president with real plans" beginning on day one. She will "sign a law to guarantee every woman's right to make her own health care decisions," the Democratic Party's preferred euphemism for abortion. Harris has not endorsed any protection for unborn children at any moment until birth. Barack Obama called this a sign of "freedom." (Screengrab image: via CNN)

"We believe that true freedom gives each of us the right to make decisions about our own life—how we worship, what our family looks like, how many kids we have, who we marry," he thundered. "And we believe that freedom requires us to recognize that other people have the freedom to make choices that are different than ours." Obama later opined that former President Donald Trump "doesn't seem to care if more women lose their reproductive freedoms since it won't affect his life."

Abortion, under the term "reproductive rights," recurred throughout day two of the DNC. "Do we want a Republican Senate that assaults reproductive freedoms?" asked Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY). Schumer attempted to deflect allegations that the Democratic Party has a problem with Jewish voters, pointing to a tiny blue patch pinned to his blue suit. "Donald Trump, this is a guy who peddles anti-Semitic stereotypes," insisted Schumer about Trump, whose daughter, Ivanka, converted to Judaism before marrying Jared Kushner and giving their three children a Jewish upbringing.

Obama, who retains an oversized impact on the administration's policy, apparently filled in part of the Harris-Walz foreign policy agenda. "We shouldn't be the world's policemen," said Obama, who sent US troops to fight in Libya without congressional authorization, an operation that resulted in Muammar Qaddafi being replaced by terrorists affiliated with ISIS. The issues tab of Kamala Harris' 2024 presidential election website remains empty.

Shortly before slamming politicians who "scold and shame and out yell the other side," Obama made a hand gesture apparently intending to minimize the size of President Donald Trump's genitalia.

DNC Abortion Toll Reportedly Climbs to 25: 'satan Is Pleased'

These events transpired as the death toll at Planned Parenthood's mobile unit outside the Democratic National Convention reportedly climbed to 25. Multiple sources on the ground said Planned Parenthood officials told them the number of free abortions they carried out had risen by 15 on Tuesday.

"CONFIRMED: 25 babies have been killed by Planned Parenthood at the DNC," reported Kristan Hawkins of Students for Life of America at 7:38 p.m. EST Tuesday evening. 

Riley Gaines mourned the loss of the first day, posting, "10 child sacrifices on day 1 of DNC. Satan is pleased." Author David Limbaugh posted the words of Romans 1:18-25, which begins by declaring, "the wrath of God is revealed from Heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness."

"Planned Parenthood is at the DNC, handing out chemical abortions that kill a baby by starving the developing child of nutrients. Share the Abortion Pill Reversal hotline 877-558-0333 and help save a life!" implored Lila Rose, founder of Live Action.

Harris Appears to Accept Presidential Nomination, Skips Husband's Speech

Even though Democratic delegates formally nominated Kamala Harris for president with a virtual vote last month, the second evening of the DNC featured delegates going through a roll call vote, complete with a DJ soundtrack.

One of the New Jersey delegates—a man dressed in drag who announced he uses "pronouns she/her/hers" as he took the mic—stated, "I'm proud to stand with Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, because they stand with the LGBTQ community!" California Governor Gavin Newsom (D), thought to be a leading rival to Harris had the Democrats held an open primary instead of allowing ...Joe Biden to coronate Harris last month, declared California "the great state of Nancy Pelosi." He went on to insist that "Kamala Harris has always done the right thing," including advancing "LGBTQ rights, the rights of women and girls" before casting his state's votes for Harris.

Harris, who made a brief in-person appearance at the first day of the DNC, made a virtual appearance from Milwaukee on day two to accept the redundant nomination.

Harris did not show up at all for the speech of her husband, Doug Emhoff, skipping his fawning, family-focused address. Emhoff praised his blended family and acknowledged his divorce, although he did not mention the baby he conceived with his children's nanny, who apparently either aborted Emhoff's child or placed the child in adoption. Kamala Harris "connected me more deeply with my faith, even though it's different from hers," said Emhoff, who is Jewish.

Former President Bill Clinton and presumptive vice presidential candidate Tim Walz are scheduled to speak Wednesday. Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

Ben Johnson is senior reporter and editor at The Washington Stand.

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