The University of Vermont Medical Center receives a 30-day warning from the Trump administration

after forcing a Catholic nurse to assist in an abortion.

Then Hollywood musicians team up with Planned Parenthood,

shocker, in an ad attacking pro-life laws claiming that the artistic freedom to create is just

like the freedom to kill babies.

And then failing presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke tells an audience member at a campaign

event that his life had no value the day before he was born. Oh and it's my

birthday and pro-lifers have have better birthdays than pro choicers.

Now that may sound a little bit bigoted, maybe a little bit pig-headed, but let me tell you why. I am very much a pro-birther.

Meaning, I believe that I had the right to be born as the, as I believe every human being has a right to.

And this is obviously what being pro-life means. And so despite this term, right, oh, your pro-lifers,

they're just pro-birthers.

They don't care about the baby after they're born.

Despite this being used as an ad hominem attack

against pro-lifers, the pro-aborts tend

to cut themselves, no pun intended, on the same sword

by revealing that they are not

pro the choice of babies to be born. So so much for pro choice. And Ronald Reagan pointed this

out in his brilliant simplicity, right? He said, I've noticed that everyone who's for abortion

has already been born. And those on the abortion rights movement kind of shrug their shoulders and laugh on a stupid argument. No, it's actually one of the most common sense, sort of natural law, rational, self-evident arguments you could make. Like, that's the name of the show, right? Unaborted. Like you're literally only here watching the show because you weren't ripped

limb from limb in the womb. So how could you then cheer for the dismembering of other human

beings whose right to be born is being compromised? So there is a deep and disturbing irony

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