The lady supremacists over at Planned Abortionhood have taken a deserved clop to the chops, financially, and so I ask you, how good can life get for normal people?
A major public relations triumph, at least, for pro-life advocates.
Five weeks ago, Susan G. Komen for Cure, the pink-tinted women’s breast cancer group, informed the man–loathing femmies at Planned Abortionhood, that they no longer were going to help underwrite the largest abortion mill on the planet.
Last year, the Komen group – which usually only makes news with its spring run in Marina del Rey – sent $678,000 to a quarter of Planned Abortionhood’s 79 mills.
Komen’s withdrawal represents a fascinating but mysterious change of direction. The ladies in pink have been sending millions to Planned Abortionhood the past five years.
Two not necessarily plausible reasons were given.
• New Komen policy forbids funding organizations under government investigation, which sounds terrifically specious.
• The other is that the abortion mill does not perform mammograms. It isn’t the femmies’ mission. Mammograms are to Planned Abortionhood what lobster is to school lunches.
But since the Komen group knew that about the abortion queens going in, how is that relevant?
While the man-hating ladies from Planned Abortionhood donned Halloween masks this week and danced around the crackling campfire, wishing for unending evil to befall right-to-life supporters, their spokespersons sputtered, as hardfaced, wrought-up middle-aged, sex-denied ladies are wont to do.
Planned’s President, Cecile (Gawd, I Wish I Had Been Born a Man) Richards, was in a delightful tizzy. She said she lacked evidence, but she didn’t want that detail to keep her from faulting certain “right-wing bullies” for plotting this extravagant scheme.
However, if Komen’s decision reduces production at the abortion mill by even one or two babies, it is to be cheered.
If anyone cares, the true reason eventually will surface.
