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'This Is Satanic': Christians Rip Newsom's New Ad Campaign

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom is being slammed for quoting Scripture in abortion ads he’s running in several states.

The progressive governor shared images of the multi-state billboard campaign on Twitter, enticing women in states that restrict abortion to come to California for one. But in the Texas, Oklahoma, and Mississippi versions of the ads, there’s a quote from Mark 12:31, where Jesus says, "Love your neighbor as yourself. There is no greater commandment than these."

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While progressives praised the ads, they were blasted by Christians. 

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