Abortion

Abortion was the topic of the day for the liberal media and their network Sunday shows. But on ABC’s This Week, Republican Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson calmly and astutely pushed back on the hyperbolic screeds. Throughout his interview with fill-in host Martha Raddatz, he schooled her on conservative policy towards protecting the right to life, his goal to further support mothers…

The New Yorker suggests that pro-abortionists, angered by the leak of a draft that reveals the Supreme Court will overturn Roe vs Wade, work off their rage via primal screaming.

On her MSNBC show, Tiffany Cross suggests that the "safe route" for babies of color is to be aborted rather than being put up for adoption. She also calls Justice Samuel Alito, a high school valedictorian who graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Princeton, "dim-witted."  She also says that people without uteruses should shut the blank up about abortion, because it doesn't…

Liberal media critics seem to blame the liberal media whenever conservatives get a win -- or in the case of the Alito draft on abortion, a prospective win. Washington Post media columnist Margaret Sullivan dragged the media as patsies for the pro-lifers under the headline: "The media fell for ‘pro-life’ rhetoric — and helped create this mess."

So the cries of anguish and anger from the American left goes up. The leaked opinion from the Supreme Court says there is a possibility the controversial 1973 Roe v. Wade decision legalizing abortion may, in fact, be overruled. And the angry shriek from all manner of left-leaning media is that leftist favorite cry: “My body my choice.” Well now. No one has done a better job of eviscerating…

For those fearing the potential overturning of Roe v. Wade, ABC’s Good Morning America has good news: California is here to help.

In a shocking turn of events this week, the leak of a draft Supreme Court draft opinion showed the overturning of Roe vs. Wade. Last time this happened at the Supreme Court the networks lamented how “devastated” pro-abortion groups were. It was April 18, 2007 and the Supreme Court, by a 5-4 ruling, upheld a ban on partial birth abortion. The ABC, CBS and NBC evening newscasts all fixated on…

On Friday, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas told an Atlanta audience that people need to accept outcomes they don’t like and CNN’s Don Lemon and senior legal analyst Preet Bharara were not happy about it.

At the top of the NPR home page on Saturday morning was a fact-check piece of sorts by NPR senior political editor Domenico Montanaro headlined "GOP playbook on abortion is to push Democrats on restrictions and contort their words." Montanaro tried to argue that attempts by Fox News to reveal the Democrats are for an unlimited "woman's right to choose" were somehow misleading.

On Wednesday's Amanpour & Co., simulcast on PBS and CNN International, Christiane Amanpour brought on liberal activist Frank Schaeffer to complain about the pro-life evangelical movement that he helped found before turning liberal and spending his time trashing conservatives.

The leak of a Supreme Court draft curtailing Roe vs. Wade created a long liberal media freakout. Everyone from the Founding Fathers to today's Republicans were ripped for "extreme" hatred of women.

The banner over the two lead Roe v. Wade stories in Thursday’s New York Times read: “Leak Intensifies View That Court Is Too Political.” The individual headline over the one by Shawn Hubler and Michael Wines confirmed: “A Concern That the Law Isn’t Justice’s Primary Guide.” Yes, after decades of cheering left-wing judicial activism on abortion, affirmative action, and gay…

When the left doesn’t get their way, they act like preschoolers and throw temper tantrums. That’s one skill they’ll always be better than the right at — fits!

Pro-abortion leftists took to Twitter in a frenzy after Politico published a leaked U.S. Supreme Court document that could overturn Roe v. Wade (1973). While then-President Donald Trump was banned from Twitter for a supposed risk of inciting violence, several tweets from media figures about the leaked SCOTUS draft seem to violate Twitter policy on violent threats or hateful…