How come I get the feeling it was all to draw attention away from the planned parenthood videos?
My own first thought was that I’d rather face judgement for “hate-filled rhetoric” than for industrial-scale infanticide.
Never...since abortion was made legal....have I ever observed hate by the pro-life folks....in fact, just the opposite....the love of life...
ISIS can murder with impunity in the name of Islam, and the left is out in force saying you cant judge all Muslims.
One Pro-Life guy goes off the rails, and the left is out in force blaming everyone who is Pro-Life.
And no, it is ridiculous to call this a "false flag."
It really was a random crazy guy, albeit one who probably didn't care one way or another about their business.
They are spinning a random event into justification for their continued existence.
More spew from the national infanticide league. That said, we shouldn’t waste much time with it. Infanticide isn’t going to be ended through electoral politics, the gop and it’s enablers have made that abundantly clear.
National Association for the Repeal of Abortion Laws
Association for the
Relentless
Aborting of
Lives
They are going to continue to lie and say PP was the target when it was not. There is no lie too low for a liberal to spew.
the judgment of the consequences of your hate-filled rhetoric.â€
As opposed to the consequences of infanticide running
to millions of innocent unborn humans?
Abortion, it’s just murder.
BLM hate rhetoric led to murder of cops.
Satan is speaking thru NARAL. It knows its an evil org. Projection.
Hogue grew up in Dallas, but debate team practices drove any trace of an accent from her voice. She studied environmental science at Vassar College and the University of Michigan but found that she was too social a creature to spend her days collecting soil samples or working in a lab.
The daughter of engaged — if not particularly political — parents, she shifted into international human rights and ecology work, happily building a life and career based in San Francisco. But the Iraq war and the 2004 elections galvanized her into applying her advocacy skills here at home, so she joined the team at the progressive organization MoveOn.org. Hogue’s bosses entreated her to move to Washington before the 2008 elections and ultimately appointed her MoveOn’s director of communications and political advocacy.
She met her now-husband, communications strategist John Neffinger, at the U Street bar Local 16. And, she says, she developed, “a pretty sharp understanding, even reluctantly, of the dynamics in Washington.â€
Bite me, unconvicted murderer.
Baby killing crybabies
Mentally ill beyond help
Prior to her work for NARAL, Hogue worked for MoveOn.org, Greenpeace, Rainforest Action Network, Media Matters for America, and the Friends of Democracy super PAC, a campaign-finance reform group founded by Jonathan Soros. She serves on the board of Bend the Arc: A Jewish Partnership for Justice, a Jewish social organization.
