Pro-lifers

Some propaganda with your abortion? Actor Elizabeth Banks, most commonly known from The Hunger Games, recently starred in a 1960s-set story about a mother who stumbles upon an underground abortion network called “The Janes.”

No restrictions at any time sure sounds extreme.

Numerous protestors for the pro-life group, Love Life, were arrested back in spring of 2020 in Greensboro, North Carolina. Just recently, a lawsuit settlement indicated that the arrest violated the First Amendment free speech rights of the protestors. 

Between his two hits Tuesday on the Fox News Channel and one on the Fox Business Network, Media Research Center Founder and President Brent Bozell joined Newsmax host Eric Bolling to tee off on the liberal media’s consistent hostility to conservatives (regardless of whether they hold the levers of power) and how obsessions with January 6 and smearing pro-lifers have become their calling cards…

Leave it to Hollywood to make having an abortion seem like such a lighthearted moment that it’s worth sharing giggles with your best girlfriend over and bonding over the memory of it as if you were reminiscing about fun dates you’ve been on or favorite drinks the two of you have shared together instead of ending the life of an unborn child.

In an interview for “NowThis,” a social media “news” outlet geared toward young voters, Biden expressed his support for federally funded abortions in an interview could reach over 80 million young people, the majority of those under 35 years old, Axios reported.

President Joe Biden spoke at the Democratic National Committee (DNC) Tuesday to share that if Democrats controlled congress next year, his first priority would be to “codify Roe” among numerous other, anti-life lies. 

RIP to all the people who were sipping their coffees when watching Tuesday's CBS Mornings. They undoubtedly spit their drink everywhere when the hosts started talking about ejaculation. During Tuesdsay's “Talk of the Table” segment, host Tony Dokoupil promoted a new book that provides a “whole new way to think about abortion,” called “Ejaculate Responsibly.”

Yahoo! Finance tried one of the most pathetic tactics to deflect responsibility away from President Joe Biden for America’s ongoing supply chain crisis: blaming pro-lifers for the diaper shortage.

Well, we can’t say they didn’t warn us! Now that television shows are returning from hiatus for the fall season, pro-abortion propaganda is coming back, too, albeit with renewed fervor since Roe was overturned. Case in point, ABC’s Grey's Anatomy spinoff Station 19 which claimed, “women’s bodies are held hostage by the government.”

Standing up for the innocent is a firing offense. Melanie Standiford, director and co-anchor for KNOP-TV news in North Platte, Nebraska, was fired for “practicing partisan politics.” Standiford reportedly collected signatures for a pro-life petition to make her hometown, Curtis, a sanctuary city for unborn babies, Catholic News Agency (CNA) reported.

Ironically, Lauper’s Twitter profile lists “mom” first in her biography but she’s admittedly against life.
 

A couple in Philadelphia, PA recently credited pro-life activist Mark Houck with for helping them decide not to abort their child. Though Houck is a hero, his home was raided by the FBI and he faces the possibility of 11 years in prison and fines up to $350,000 if convicted.

Another week, another leftist fantasy world on Paramount+’s legal drama The Good Fight, where all conservatives are violent, racist antisemites, and all liberals are heroes trying to save the world from hatred. Unless it's hatred of Republicans, of course. Thursday’s episode “The End of Ginni” also fired shots at Clarence and Ginni Thomas and mocked the sanctity of unborn human life.