The Washington Post follows up on a nightmare scenario and finds it's worse than ever.

I'm Scott Ott with Bill Whittle and Stephen Green in this episode of Right Angles

brought to you by the members at Bill Whittle.com.

And gentlemen, the nightmare scenario is that a couple had babies.

They had some twins.

Yes. And they were teens. And in fact, they followed up two years later,

the Washington Post did on the story of this couple. And what set me off and was the genesis of this

entire episode was this headline. An abortion ban made them teen parents. An abortion ban made them teen parents.

And Bill Whittle, the story is basically a couple of teenagers who, whether advisedly or ill-advisedly, wound up getting pregnant, and then because of the abortion ban, could not get an abortion, and then since it's become somewhat of a success story on the right where people point out that they had these lovely twins.

And the story does talk a little bit about them having fun with their twin children and enjoying playing with them and bathing them and all that kind of stuff.

Other trivialities.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But the upshot of the story is, Bill, that it was the abortion ban that made them teen parents, not sexual intercourse, not,

and they start out by talking about what dire straits they're in.

She had to quit her promising career as a real estate agent.

Now, of course, she had no promising career, but she was taking a course so she could get a real estate license,

and then maybe would have a promising career.

During the course of the story, he was working as kind of a minimum wage job, but then he

joined the Air Force and is working as an Air Force mechanic and getting paid $60,000 a year.

They ran a crowdfunding campaign through which they raised $80,000 because they had some notoriety

from previous stories that were written about them.

And the young woman bill doesn't understand why people on the right would see them as such

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