Boston.com, a major news site in Massachusetts dishing on the goings-on in the Bay State, took the unusual step of reporting blunt criticism of senior US Senator Elizabeth Warren (whom some partisans believe may change her mind and run for President later this year).
The telling aspect of this criticism? It came from MSNBC:
MSNBC host Joe Scarborough sharply criticized Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Wednesday for her furious attack on Republican attempts to end federal funding for Planned Parenthood.
“For Elizabeth Warren to try to conflate the right of a woman to choose with the horrors and callousness and grotesqueness of what was discussed over lunch is really unfortunate,” Scarborough said. “Nice try, Elizabeth Warren. Nice try.”
The next paragraph reminds readers of the new media context resurrecting and reshaping the abortion debate in the United States:
On Monday, Warren raged against Republicans in the Senate for almost seven minutes just before a vote on defunding Planned Parenthood. The vote, which failed, was called in the wake of videos released by the anti-abortion group Center for Medical Progress. The videos appear to show employees from the women’s health clinic discussing the sale of tissue from aborted fetuses.
As of press time, six videos have emerged in relation to the sale and trade of body parts from aborted unborn babies.
Before the above Boston.com article, the same news site had covered Warren’s fiery attacks against the Republican US Senate Majority in their move to defund Planned Parenthood:
For nearly seven fuming minutes Monday, Elizabeth Warren could barely contain herself, berating Republicans for attempting to defund Planned Parenthood.
“I come to the Senate floor today to ask my Republican colleagues a question,” said the Massachusetts senator. “Do you have any idea what year it is? Did you fall down, hit your head, and think you woke up in the 1950s? Or the 1890s? Should we call for a doctor?”
The reported described Warren as “fuming,” yet Scarborough pushed past the smokescreen to bring up the disturbing contents of the videos which the senior senator chose to ignore, and the underground immoral and illegal misuse of human life.
Such murderous allegations and exposés against Planned Parenthood in particular and abortions in general are becoming more frequent. Before the disturbing scenes in the Center for Medical Progress videos came out, conservative reporters and journalists exposed Dr. Kermit Gosnell of Philadelphia, PA, a Planned Parenthood abortion who was later convicted of killing three infants in an abortion clinic, although investigations suggested worse carnage. More recently, freshman Congressman Peter Aguilar (D-CA), attempted to rebuff the horrifying contents of the Planned Parenthood.However, following his responses to the Planned Parenthood scandal, this YouTube provided a series of disturbing reports about aborted babies’ fetal tissue, and how abortionists exploit human life for the most aberrant and abhorrent of uses, not just in the United States, but around the world.
In the wake of these disgusting videos and the savage nature of abortion on demand, perhaps Senator Warren should ask herself the very questions with which she derided her fellow Republicans. Are we living in the Dark Ages, when human life was considerable refuse? Should we start calling a doctor for those politicians who insist on funding and promoting Planned Parenthood, although the institution seems determined to prevent parenthood by killing unborn children? Even a left-leaning MSNBC host knows better and refused to let Warren get away with her incendiary, unjust remarks.
