Abortion

As campaign season enters the home stretch, the hosts of late night have gone into full DNC TV mode. On Thursday, Seth Meyers and Stephen Colbert managed to tell the exact same anti-Herschel Walker joke while Jimmy Kimmel fear-mongered over what might happen to women if Republicans win by introducing the Birth Con Troll.

On Tuesday's The 11th Hour show, MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle wrapped up the show by promoting the twisted view that aborting unborn babies is good for the economy. Ruhle introduced the final segment by playing a clip from her show from Friday on which liberal actress Amber Tamblyn declared: "I think we're forgetting that abortion and this kind of access is an economic issue."

Horrifying.

“Devout Catholic” Biden makes no sense. Again.

With less than a week to go before the midterms, CBS host of The Late Show Stephen Colbert dropped all pretense of being a comedian and welcomed Sen. Elizabeth Warren on his Wednesday show to give four reasons to vote for Democrats next week.

On CBS’s 7:00 am broadcast November 2, anchor Gayle King introduced Planned Parenthoods new “solution” to abortion bans — mobile abortion clinics. Though CBS did include one perspective from a pro-lifer, the overall climate of the clip shows the networks celebration of mobile baby morgues. 

Spin and lies. A study from the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC) confirmed that there have been 135 attacks against pro-life groups from May-September 2022 and only six on abortion groups. The group concluded that there are 22 times as many attacks on pro-life groups than pro-abort groups but the media still paints life-affirmers as the antagonists. 

Abortion has been called many things by progressive activists that believe it is an essential right for women. Actress Anne Hathaway believes that this heinous procedure is not just good, but merciful.

ABC’s liberal procedural drama The Rookie featured a very scary costume on their Halloween episode in the form of a trick-or-treating CNN anchor Jake Tapper (as himself) while also inserting the left’s favorite buzzwords since Roe’s overturning (“patriarchy” and “bodily autonomy”) into a random scene.

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.”

For your daily laugh that NPR calls their evening newscast All Things Considered, on Saturday they celebrated the new pro-abortion movie Call Jane with actress Elizabeth Banks. She said "abortion is sort of our society's insurance policy that, for all the sex that we all have that is not intended to make babies - and I don't know about you, but most of the sex I've had in my…

Tiffany Cross is ticked. The MSNBC host is incensed that Georgia Democrats in general, and Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock in particular, have gone too easy on Herschel Walker, specifically with regard to allegations that he urged two former girlfriends to have abortions.

Herschel Walker is demonstrating once again that our liberal media despise black Republicans. The network shows leaped on a second anonymous woman claiming Walker paid for her abortion. It's a weird take, since they love abortions and don't think they're scandalous, unless a Republican pays for one. They suggest minority Republicans can't truly be minorities unless they're fully Democrat.

No restrictions at any time sure sounds extreme.