How does that work? Debbie Wasserman Schultz: I #StandWithPP for 'my daughters'

Does Debbie Wasserman Schultz ever just sit back and listen to herself? All signs point to no:

I spoke out for the 7,000 South Floridians who use @PPact, my daughters & my survivor sisters #StandwithPP pic.twitter.com/Hf4rmw0DSd

— Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (@RepDWStweets) September 29, 2015

Hold up — you stand with Planned Parenthood for your daughters? You mean the daughters Planned Parenthood would gladly have murdered and butchered had you walked through their doors? And who are your survivor sisters? Are those the women who, like you, weren’t aborted because your mother chose to give you life rather than snuff it out?

Here’s another head-scratcher from Dear Old Debbie:

I was proud to stand with Stephanie Ann Diaz, a South Floridian who turned to @PPact for affordable care #StandWithPP pic.twitter.com/2nej3zhjun

— Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (@RepDWStweets) September 29, 2015

B-b-but we thought that’s what the Affordable Care Act was for! So Stephanie shouldn’t need Planned Parenthood for “affordable care.” Right, Debbie?

Maybe — just maybe — propping up Planned Parenthood was never about women’s health care at all.

Apparently, the words “born alive” are not descriptive enough to inform you that babies, not helathcare, were killed https://t.co/60MwFg2UA9

— Janie Johnson (@jjauthor) September 29, 2015