The former chairwoman of the Florida Democratic Party was caught on camera advocating that abortion take place “all the way to the end” of pregnancy in an undercover recording made at last month’s Democratic National Convention in Chicago. The video was provided to The Daily Signal last week after Vice President Kamala Harris said during the presidential debate that women aren’t getting late-term abortions. Late-term abortions refer to abortions in the third trimester of pregnancy, when the baby can survive outside the womb and feel pain. “Nowhere in America is a woman carrying a pregnancy to term and asking for an abortion—that is not happening,” Harris said in her debate last Tuesday with former President Donald Trump hosted by ABC News. But the undercover video of Democrat delegate Terrie Rizzo, chairwoman of the Palm Beach County Democratic Party and former leader of the state party, reveals that not all Democrats agree. Questioned by an undercover attendee at the Chicago convention, Rizzo signaled her support for abortion through 40 weeks, the length of most pregnancies. Asked if she supports abortion “as late-term as possible,” Rizzo responded: “Oh, yeah.” Rizzo’s Facebook page features a photo of her alongside Harris. Rizzo did not respond to requests for comment after The Daily Signal left a message for her with the Palm Beach County Democratic Party and also messaged her on Facebook. During the conversation with the undercover convention attendee, Rizzo said, “Typically, there will be conditions on [abortion] after six months, or after three physicians, something like that.” The Florida Democrat then suggested that late-term abortion is acceptable because the unborn child was not yet a baby human being. “It’s not a person yet,” Rizzo said. Rizzo’s Facebook page, which is publicly accessible, prominently features the photo of her with Harris. During the Democratic National Convention, she posted photos of her with many other notable Democrats, including Harris’ running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. The post Florida Democrat Endorses Abortion ‘All the Way to the End,’ Contradicting Harris’ Debate Claim appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Looking for king cake recipes? If you want to celebrate Mardi Gras with your favorite treat, try these different variations. You’re welcome! King Cake Recipes That Gives Life To A Colorful Tradition A Mardi Gras celebration for me is never complete without a king cake. We’ve been celebrating Fat Tuesday, or Mardi Gras, on the homestead for years and king cake has always been one of my favorite parts of the occasion. This year, I’m getting a bit bored with just the usual king cake recipe, so what did I do? Look for other king cake recipes of course! If you also want a new twist to your king cake this year, try a couple of my suggestions. You’ll feel like a king!   1. Mardi Gras King Cake Colorful and festive Mardi Gras king cake filled with traditional cinnamon sugar filling or it will also taste great with fruit filling or a cream cheese. 2. King Cake Cheese Ball All the flavor and colors of a king cake but in an easy to make cheese ball. So let the celebration begin with this tastefully beautiful king cake cheese ball. 3. Easy Mardi Gras King Cake If you just want something fast, easy, and simply delicious, then this easy Mardi Gras king cake is a sure treat for you. You can simply do it in 35 minutes so you have more time for the celebration. 4. Salted Caramel King Cake Salted caramel on your king cake? Dipped, drizzled, or layered, when it comes to caramel, we can't have satisfaction! Indulge in this salted caramel king cake. Trust me, it tastes just as amazing as it looks.   5. Pecan Praline King Cake Monkey Bread Need a short cut with your king cake? A slice for everyone! You're sure to be a hit of your Mardi Gras party with this pecan praline king cake monkey bread.   6. Gluten-Free King Cake | Need something gluten free? Whether you are following a specific diet or just want to get rid of gluten for some reasons, you'll want to try this top-rated gluten-free king cake recipe. 7. King Cake Bars Want something a little bite-size? These king cake bars will work wonders. A surefire hit at parties and potlucks, these decadent king cake bars are simple and joyful way to feed your guests.   8. King Cake Bites Bars not working out for you, try these mini bites! These king cake bites are always a winner during potlucks here in homestead. I also like to serve during coffee hour. They're so delicious that wherever I take them, they're gone so quickly.   Are you planning to stock up on rations just in case? Learn which food preservation method is right for you first! https://t.co/YCZ70z05bc — Homesteading (@HomesteadingUSA) February 18, 2017   9. Miniature King Cake a la Mode This refreshing miniature king cake a la  mode is so beautiful and yet tastes sensational. Your family and guests will surely love it. With only a handful of ingredients, it promises to deliver well-earned compliments. 10. Mardi Gras King Cake Doughnuts | This tender Mardi Gras king cake doughnut is a little piece of heaven at breakfast or any time of the day you serve it. A delightful twist to your traditional doughnut that is sure to impress.   11. King Cake Fries There really is a thin line between crazy and brilliance. This king cake fries defy all odds, its unfortunate enough that the source is no longer available but we're lucky that Yahoo have the recipe. 12. Mardi Gras Misfortune Cookies Adorably witty. It doesn’t really have to have a fortune in it. When my children were little, I took them with me one day and show them how to make my famous cookie. Although we made them during the holidays, they're pretty adorable any time of the year. I bet you'll have more fun than ever if you do these Mardi Gras misfortune cookies with your little ones.   13. King Cake Pops Enjoy the Mardi Gras celebration with these king cake pops. Topped with powdered sugar, kids will surely love this, and adults too!   14. King Cake Dip Indulge yourself in this scrumptious king cake dip. Hide a little toy baby in the dip and whoever finds it has one year of good luck! Easy to make and really delicious.   15. Mardi Gras Ice Cream No one will believe you didn’t fret when you bring out this show-stopping Mardi Grass ice cream. On a heat of the celebration, it will melt all resistance to dessert—one cool, creamy scoop at a time.   16. King Cake Smoothie Tasty, nourishing and filling, this is your smoothie recipe for Mardi Gras. A perfect smoothie to keep the celebration going. 17. King Cake Cocktail | A cocktail recipe that tastes like king cake? I’m making one today and get started with our Mardi Gras celebration. Starting early is not a bad idea especially if you've got the right ingredient.   Want to see people’s reactions when they eat king cake for the first time? See it here from BuzzFeedVideo: Aren’t those recipes extra fun for your fat Tuesday? So, I would suggest don’t just settle for one, choose 3 or more and have festive Mardi Gras at home that will surely to delight both young and old! Have a blast with your traditional Mardi Gras! Which king cake recipe will you be making for Fat Tuesday? Let us know below in the comments! Can't get enough of Mardi Gras ideas? Here're Fat Tuesday Party Ideas For Mardi Gras to kick off your celebration! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Twitter!   Featured Image Via Marguerite's King Cakes

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