According to Sunny Hostin, it is better not to be born at all than to grow up poor. This is because in her eyes, children are for the elites, such as herself, while you should not be afforded such a blessing. Isabel Brown delivered a message at CPAC to the younger generation: Get married and have kids. As far as life goals go, this should be one of the most noncontroversial messages in the history of messages. However, this was a problem for the ladies on “The View,” as they mocked those who desire such a lifestyle.
Source: Sunny Hostin Says It Is Better To Not Be Born Than Be Poor – Louder With Crowder
I seek you with all my heart; do not let me stray from your commands.
Psalm 119:10
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