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

'This Is Satanic': Christians Rip Newsom's New Ad Campaign
Santiago Mejia/San Francisco Chronicle via AP, Pool, Fil

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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