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Linda Sarsour accidentally argues against abortion in back-and-forth with Lila Rose

If you say it five times, something magical happens? From Women’s March founder Linda Sarsour:

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Lila Rose, founder and president of the pro-life group @LiveAction, tweeted back at her that “babies in the womb” are saying the same thing:

And this triggered Sarsour into accidentally arguing against abortion:

Yes, “every heartbeat matters.” And note that Rose has been outspoken against the treatment of migrant kids at the border:

You know, it’s not hard to argue for both things at the same time:

Of course, Sarsour’s employing the proverbial strawmen:

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More back-and-forth and Sarsour does not come away looking any better:

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