Abortion

Wednesday’s The ReidOut was a episode to behold as MSNBC host Joy Reid was beside herself over the Supreme Court’s oral arguments about Mississippi’s 15-week abortion ban, calling it a warning for all “166 million women living in America” that the Court could “reduce you to a secondary constitutional citizen” and force them to “leave the babies on the doorstep of the firehouse” by…

One of the major moments from Wednesday’s blockbuster Supreme Court oral arguments on Mississippi’s law banning abortion after 15 weeks was when Chief Justice John Roberts noted that because of Roe v. Wade, America found itself in the company of China and North Korea in allowing abortion after viability was reached. This important point went completely unmentioned by the broadcast…

The left-wing media likes to obnoxiously tout how pro-science they are on many issues yet they abandon science when it comes to gender and when an unborn baby becomes “human.”So it’s remarkable that CNN today, still tried to characterize the conservative pro-life view as the “anti-science” side.

All three networks on Wednesday worried that the “strong new conservative majority,” the “solidly conservative” Supreme Court might actually overturn Roe vs. Wade in a pivotal case now being heard. Yet the same morning shows never identified who might be the “solid” or “strong” liberals on the Supreme Court. 

The most damning criticism of abortion is that it’s the taking of an innocent life to avoid inconvenience. So of all the panicked complaints from the left about the possible overturning of Roe v. Wade, the most fatuous is that it will make getting an abortion…inconvenient.

On Morning Joe, self-described "conservative" Joe Scarborough makes the case against overturning Roe v. Wade, in the context of the Supreme Court's handling of the Mississippi case regarding its law limiting abortions.  Scarborough repeatedly cites opinion polls showing support for Roe. He also mentions the Court must remember that this is a constitutional republic. He also…

While it's become typical for Hollywood to try to normalize abortion, it's not common for a romantic dramedy to employ abortion as a plot device to bring two potential love interests closer together, as occurred in the second season of HBO Max’s Love Life.

Jose Diaz-Balart used his Tuesday show on MSNBC to urge the Supreme Court to consider non-legal reasons in a case presents a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade. To add credence to such claims, Diaz-Balart and correspondent Jake Ward argued that "science" supports abortion, although their definition of science left much to be desired.

It turns out that the Billion-Dollar King of Abortion’s philanthropic organization gave close to $200 million to just one extremist abortion group that prides itself as being the “professional association of abortion providers.”

With the Supreme Court set to hear a challenge to Roe v. Wade on Wednesday, the Monday cast of Andrea Mitchell Reports on MSNBC set about their usual fearmongering where it was alleged that banning abortion would be like banning interracial marriage and getting rid of Roe would be like getting rid of the Voting Rights Act.

Last week, ABC’s new R&B drama Queens referred to an unborn child as a “baby” five times in one episode, despite the baby being targeted for abortion. This week, they promoted a pro-abortion agenda that was critical of Texas’s attempt to protect such babies, accusing the state of being full of sexists. They also touched on the left’s two other favorite topics- LGBTQ pride and race…

With the title character of Catherine the Great expecting a royal heir in season two of Hulu’s “The Great”, her pregnancy is a key part of the story. Instead of acting as though the baby is simply something that will become human in the future, they make it clear that he is already a human being, their child, and a beloved member of the family.

Welcome to TV’s Worst of the Week, where MRC Culture's on TV Blog recounts the top liberal bias moments in entertainment television for the week of November 14, 2021.

In light of the state banning abortions once an unborn baby’s heartbeat can be detected in September, The Washington Post published two articles this week that profiled Texas women who run Christian, pro-life charities. To many pro-lifers, it was surprising and welcome coverage of the good works of a crisis pregnancy center and a maternity ranch, Catholic and evangelical, respectively…