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Candace Owens trolls ‘woke’ left asking if ‘it’s still ok to say Happy Mother’s Day’ with ADORABLE pic of baby son
CONSERVATIVE commentator and author Candace Owens celebrated Mother’s Day on Twitter with a sarcastic comment that trolled Rep. Cori Bush’s reference to mothers as “birthing people.”
“Is it still okay to say Happy Mother’s Day? If so, Happy Mother’s Day to all the mommies out there. There is no job more rewarding,” she said on Sunday.
Owens had her firstborn child a week ago[/caption]
Owens, 31, announced her pregnancy on August 28 to her Instagram[/caption]
Bush was recently giving a speech before Congress about her struggles with birth and that she was ignored by doctors when she told them about her the pain she experienced in her pregnancy.
In her speech, she said “Every day, Black birthing people and our babies die because our doctors don’t believe our pain. My children almost became a statistic. I almost became a statistic.”
Owens had her firstborn child a week ago and finally shared an adorable photo of the newborn on Twitter.
“It’s true what they say— the whole world stops when your child is born. 1/13/21 My first born son,” Owens tweeted with a blue heart.
“‘Children are a gift from the Lord; they are a reward from him’ -Psalm 127:3,” Owens tweeted.
Owens previously Tweeted “the whole world stops when your child is born”[/caption]
Fans of the conservative pundit were thrilled at the pregnancy news[/caption]
Owens, 31, announced her pregnancy on August 28 to her Instagram followers, saying she and her husband George Farmer were expecting a child.
Fans of the conservative pundit were thrilled at the pregnancy news, sharing their excitement in her comments.
Donald Trump Jr. commented saying: “Congrats Candace. Amazing.”
Another user said: “Inspiring. Congratulations! you’re going to be an incredible mother!”
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She married Farmer, an Englishman and Oxford graduate, in August 2019.
The two got engaged after meeting just three weeks earlier and married a year after their engagement.
The commentator is a controversial figure in national politics, often sharing her thoughts on Twitter to the chagrin of many people.
