Planned Parenthood

ABC’s prime-time drama A Million Little Things has already well established itself as a vehicle for pushing liberal lectures onto viewers. But the show's latest episode, “Fresh Start,” was like a woke trifecta, hitting on three favorite leftist topics- race, homosexuality, and abortion. And for the second time, the show put in a plug for abortion giant Planned Parenthood just because they can…

MacKenzie Scott will go down in history as the woman who divorced Jeff Bezos while taking a hefty chunk of Amazon shares in the process, as well as being the person behind the single largest donation to Planned Parenthood in the abortion mill’s history.

Online “credibility” arbiter NewsGuard strongly favors an organization that kills babies, declaring abortion giant Planned Parenthood credible. Meanwhile, the rating firm gave very negative ratings to three pro-life outlets.

Roses are red, violets are blue, I wish that this article wasn't true. Unfortunately, it is. OKCupid is an internet dating service. Think of Christian Mingle and then think of the furthest thing from it. That is OKCupid. This year, its Valentine’s Day cards featured plants barely covering cartoon genitalia, nipple stickers, gay hugs and naked makeout sessions. Kids, click away. 

Wednesday night on his eponymous Fox News Channel show, host Tucker Carlson brutally mocked CNN and one of their prime-time hosts Don Lemon for what Tucker describes as "their total lack of self-awareness."  

On Friday morning, CNN contributor S.E Cupp again demonstrated just how far former conservatives can stray away from their political roots as she declared that, even though she is "pro-life" she thinks that it "should remain legal," and that she is opposed to erecting "unnecessary barriers" to getting one.

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Hollywood often works closely with abortion giant Planned Parenthood, but a recent drama on Starz brought back an old Planned Parenthood lie in a portrayal that might not jive with the brand's new, more unapologetically pro-abortion tone.

Craig Melvin Reports guest host Yasmin Vossoughian and correspondent Ellison Barber ratcheted up MSNBC's crusade against state-level pro-life laws on Thursday as they warned that a new Missouri law could lead to increases in things such as breast cancer by cutting off funding for mammograms -- something abortion provider Planned Parenthood doesn't offer.  

On Thursday's CNN Newsroom host Victor Blackwell welcomed Planned Parenthood President Alexis McGill Johnson onto the show to talk about the state of "the war" for abortion access. In her response, Johnson would reference Martin Luther King Jr. to justify the morality of abortion.

MSNBC host Craig Melvin admitted to being confused by a Missouri pro-life law on his Tuesday show and to help him better understand the law he brought on, not a pro-lifer, but Planned Parenthood President Alexis McGill Johnson.

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) challenged Google via letter on the internet giant’s censorship of pro-life ads while reportedly allowing pro-abortion organizations to run ads.

On Wednesday, CNN actually had the audacity to bring on the former president of Planned Parenthood to demand that public officials "protect our children" by backing draconian COVID regulations being pushed by the Biden administration.

When it comes to the Texas abortion law, the liberal trope o' the times is the poor, besieged, "Uber driver." The notion is that Uber drivers who transport women to abortion clinics will be sued by private citizens under the law, seeking an award of up to $10,000. The "Uber driver" trope is a flaming red herring. It would be difficult if not impossible for a plaintiff to prove that a driver…