Posted on 05/05/2020 11:08:31 AM PDT by Morgana
The popular game show “The Price Is Right” will air a controversial show May 11 with drag queen RuPaul playing to raise money for the Planned Parenthood abortion chain.
The prime-time special “The Price Is Right at Night” with host Drew Carey will air at 8 p.m. on CBS, according to Broadway World. RuPaul will be playing to raise money for Planned Parenthood while other contestants will be competing for prizes, the report states.
Deadline reports the show was pre-recorded before the coronavirus shutdown.
RuPaul has been an abortion activist for years. In 2017, he told Marie Claire magazine that his mother used to work at Planned Parenthood, the largest abortion group in America. He organized a fundraiser for the abortion chain that year, too.
“Women in our culture have been so marginalized and so really beaten down,” he told the magazine. “We live in a masculine-dominated culture. How dare some man tell a woman what to do with her body. That is outrageous! Outrageous. As a human, that is a big issue for me that really strikes a chord.”
But Planned Parenthood does not really help women and it does not need any support. Its most recent annual report recorded 345,627 abortions and $1.6 billion in revenue.
According to a recent Heritage Foundation analysis of its annual reports since 2006, Planned Parenthood has been doing more abortions and fewer actual health services. Its cancer screenings are way down, and even its contraception numbers have been dropping steadily. These drops in services are not for a lack of funds. The abortion chain has posted record $1 billion-plus revenues in the past several years.
Planned Parenthood is primarily an abortion business, and its own leaders have admitted as much. In 2019, former CEO Leana Wen told BuzzFeed News that abortions are Planned Parenthood’s “core mission.”
The abortion chain also has been caught up in numerous scandals, including allegedly selling aborted baby body parts for profit, discriminating against pregnant employees, Medicaid fraud, botched abortions and more.
Why Planned Parenthood is such a huge cause among celebrities is a mystery. There are so many worthy, non-controversial organizations that serve people in need and help better our world. But many celebrities choose to support a billion-dollar non-profit that kills unborn babies instead.
ACTION ALERT: Contact the Price Is Right to complain about raising funds for America’s biggest abortion business Planned Parenthood.
I want to see the Babylon Bee version of this...
Baby Parts Prices, anyone?
OMG!!! DEmocrats are VILE and EVIL !!
Very disappointed in Drew Carey.
This is why The Onion went out of business.
Libertarians, like Carey, tend to be pro-abortion.
We’ve gone from Bob Barker and his support of pets, to Drew Carey and his support of animals of another nature.
Use to like Drew but, “You’re Fired!!!”
Ditto.
Recently the governor of Michigan proudly posed with a ‘Planned Parenthood Makes America Great’. I understand that abortion is a holy sacrament for dems, but honestly, how can anyone say that abortion makes anything ‘great’? Twenty years ago they at least had the decency to want it to be a rare, last-resort sort of thing.
And remember to abort your children or have yourselves spayed or neutered!
Oh, so it’s “get your uterus spayed and neutered” now?
We have to keep everyone home to protect human life says the commies
but hey its ALL GOOD to go to planned parenthood and murder your baby, thats A OK
and don’t forget to Spay and Neuter your children if have any
Here is the show’s customer service number. 1-800-852-8909. Call and leave a message. I just did.
“RuPaul will be playing to raise money for Planned Parenthood while other contestants will be competing for prizes, the report states.”
Rupaul? Still? Can the Ruling Class not summon another annoying demon? That thing has been around for decades. How is there still an audience for Rupaul? Can Wine Aunts actually reproduce?
Just plain weird. Before the shutdown, I frequented a bar where a group of mostly retired men, the self-employed, and night-shift workers gather in the late morning for a couple of drinks. Some of these people are big TPIR fans, and it is usually on the TV. I can’t stand the show, and now I have even more reason to dislike it.
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