Abortion

It was a devastating day in Ohio on Tuesday when voters approved Issue 1, making abortion a so-called “right” in the Catholic state.

On Tuesday morning, as CNN previewed the day's elections Virginia and Kentucky, no Republicans were included in the discussion as Democrat and liberal CNN contributor Van Jones was allowed to declare that it would be a "nightmare" if Republicans won state legislative elections in Virginia.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough approvingly quotes an immigrant friend who, discussing the abortion issue, said, "if you're against abortion, don't have one."  Scarborough also rails against the "radical Justices" that Trump put on the Supreme Court who overturned Roe v. Wade.

Nothing causes a late night talk show host to freak out around election time quite like the fate of abortion and HBO’s John Oliver on Sunday’s Last Week Tonight was no different as he spent most of the program hyping abortion and at one point going gaga over The Satanic Temple naming a facility after Justice Samuel Alito, his mother, and suggesting he should have been aborted.

The shock of watching media advocate for policies that are completely beyond the American mainstream never really wears off. Today George Stephanopoulos, formerly of the Clinton Administration and currently of ABC-Disney, nonchalantly advocated for abortion up to 26 weeks in an interview with Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin

Next Tuesday, Ohioans will decide whether they want abortion to be a constitutionally-protected right and to help the pro-abortion side out, Friday’s edition of NBC Nightly News interviewed a trio of Republicans who tried to claim that being pro-abortion is conservative.

Someone was acting like PolitiFact at NBCNews.com. Reporter Adam Edelman -- whose beat seems to be promoting abortion measures by Democrats -- threw a "False" flag at Ohio Republican Bernie Moreno for making a fairly obvious observation about the latest pro-abortion ballot initiative there, "Issue 1": 

On Halloween, both CBS Mornings and the CBS Evening News offered a one-sided pro-abortion advertisement for the Center for Reproductive Rights as they sue the state of Idaho for endangering “pregnant patients” for only allowing abortion if the life of the mother is at stake, and not the “health.”

Univision anchor Ilia Calderón proves, once again, that the network advocates for entire leftwing policy pupu platter beyond immigration. And that abortion (with gun control a close second) is at the apex of those non-immigration issues.

Now we’ve got babies dying both inside and outside the womb at rapid rates.

In just a month, more than 12 churches have been vandalized along with Catholic schools and cemeteries. 

Another week, another abortion propaganda laden episode of Apple TV+’s The Morning Show. At this point, maybe they should change their name to The Abortion Show. But hey, at least this time they included pro-lifers… as crazed psychos who assault a pro-abortion news anchor and threaten her life. Because, well, of course.

Axios is at it again with its pro-abortion rhetoric. 

Thursday’s CBS Evening News chose continue to early browbeating of the public into turning against the calm and steady new House Speaker, Mike Johnson (R-LA) by trashing him as “anti-LGBTQ,” “an election denier, climate skeptic,” and “staunch conservative” whose overall politics is riddled with “far-right stances.”