https://twitter.com/sixdeadqueens/status/857037691883577344
Planned Parenthood’s reputation isn’t exactly stellar these days. So they’re turning to a special group of Maine women who can help drape the abortion business in fuzzy sweaters and apple pie:
"Grandmothers for Reproductive Rights" is the advocacy group you need to know about right now: https://t.co/AxPT8vvJDq pic.twitter.com/d9AYsmSghw
— Planned Parenthood Action (@PPact) April 26, 2017
What we need to know right now is how this is even remotely logical.
More:
“Well, GRR really started as kind of a joke,” said Judy Kahrl, who started it in 2013 to educate and advocate for women’s health and reproductive rights.
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GRR writes to lawmakers and rallies at the statehouse. Those plans are often made while laughing around a kitchen table.
“There is something about grandmothers doing this, working with this and caring, because it’s not for us at this point,” said Kahrl. “It is for our daughters, our sons, our grandsons, our granddaughters.”
In other words, their pro-abortion crusade is … for the children?
How'd they get to be grandmothers?
— Excessively Diverted (@JuliaGulia809) April 26, 2017
Yeah … last time we checked, so-called “reproductive rights” put a stop to motherhood — and thus grandmotherhood. How do the members of GRR sleep at night? How do they look their grandchildren in the eyes
https://twitter.com/American_Spice/status/857143242785251329
Guess those young ones are fortunate to have been born. Too young to realize grandma has some loose screws.
— nolan (@jep1299) April 26, 2017
Thank God those girls' mother didn't exercise her "reproductive rights."
— Jeremiah Alexander (@jeralex94) April 26, 2017
https://twitter.com/millennialviews/status/857209326590717954
Look at that sweet grandma with her hands around her granddaughters…she supports them being aborted. Sick.
— Onyx Johnson (@GJ_Refill) April 26, 2017
https://twitter.com/MeadowgirlM/status/857210338042945536
Do those two girls realize if they had been aborted they wouldn't be here???
— Onyx Johnson (@GJ_Refill) April 26, 2017
https://twitter.com/SamuelWillodson/status/857273075292942336
https://twitter.com/jekibrco2/status/857289781490978816
Gross
— G (@coffeemama91) April 26, 2017
This is very sick.
— Una Discamus (@UnaDiscamus) April 26, 2017
Despicable and evil.
— Hillierose (@hillierose) April 26, 2017
There are approximately 8446280587^100000 groups I'd rather learn about. Grandmas against living babies…pretty disgusting.
— kerry (@americanestdude) April 26, 2017
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