Democratic presidential hopefuls one up each other on who likes killing babies more at the first and second Democratic presidential primary debates.

I'm going to break down there or weely and double speak and translate it into reality.

I'm Seth Gruber and this is Unaborted.

Well, welcome to the show. I have a lot to get through today, as you are aware, the first and second Democratic presidential

primary debates just happened this week on Wednesday and Thursday, and the topic of abortion naturally came up in both debates. And it was an ideological train wreck, to put it lightly. So I want to look at Wednesday's debate. That was June 26th, the first Democratic presidential primary debate, which went for a

couple hours. But of course, as it always does, the topic of abortion did come up several times,

and some of our Democratic hopefuls gave their bankrupt thoughts on killing children in the womb.

So first, I want to start with Amy Klobuchar, who's polling at almost

nothing right now, Senator from Minnesota, and she was asked a question in relation to abortion.

So let's go ahead and play that clip, and I want to see for us to examine her response.

Senator Klobuchar, I want to get you. I'm fascinated by this, Senator.

I just want to say there's three women up here that have fought pretty hard for a woman's right to choose.

I'll start with that.

There are three women up here who have fought hard for a woman's right to choose, obviously pandering to those who believe that abortion is merely a woman's rights issue.

And so if you don't have a uterus, you should shut up.

Of course, pro-choice women, pro-choice women politicians have no problem when men talk about abortion

if those men happen to be pro-choice.

So this is obviously just ideological conformity for those who support the killing of children.

But I just want to talk about the irony of this statement and really just the irony of pro-choice feminists in general.

How ironic those two things are. And I'm going to actually argue that they can't even coexist at all.

Because what is the most fundamental statement you could make about feminism, regardless of first, second or third

way feminism, regardless of whether you support feminism or hate feminism, I feel like probably

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