Joy Behar Calls Pro-Lifers Evil

BEHAR: But it’s illogical, what they’re doing, because if you are not going to help people with birth control, you’re going to have more abortions. Don’t they think of that?

RICHARDS: Well, that, and I thought that point- 

BEHAR: So, besides being evil and immoral and unethical, they’re also stupid.

So, Behar had pro-choice women on her show so they could bash the Republicans for de-funding Planned Parenthood.

Gee, it couldn't be because, Planned Parenthood has been proven to be a racist organization, could it?





These women act like Planned Parenthood is the ONLY place a woman can go.

Here's some important parts of the article:

The liberal host led her 10 pm program by playing clips from Democratic Congresswoman Gwen Moore’s Thursday speech on the floor of the House, where she argued that funding Planned Parenthood was better than having “to give your kids ramen noodles at the end of the month to fill up their little bellies so they won’t cry. You have to give them mayonnaise sandwiches.” Many in the conservative blogosphere argued that she’s hinting that it’s better to abort a child than have them live life in such a way. Behar then introduced Rep. Moore and Planned Parenthood Federation of American president Cecile Richards and asked the congresswoman, “What drove you to finally stand up on Thursday and deliver that great speech on the floor?” 

Ugh..."great speech?"

Behar complimented the Wisconsin Democrat (who was participating in the pro-union protests in Madison) again after the politician gave the standard liberal line that “Planned Parenthood is part of why we’re all standing here today. These have been hard-fought rights, human and civil rights, to determine your own destiny and to have control over your lives, and we weren’t- I wasn’t about to just sit still in my seat and listen to people with their own corporate interests, their only spin on American values, set the tone.” The host replied, “Good for you! Thank you for doing that.” 

The HLN personality continued by directing her first question towards Richards (note as well that Behar didn’t seek out any pro-life women for the segment, such as former Planned Parenthood clinic director Abby Johnson): “Cecile, explain to people who are watching what the Republicans want to take away from Planned Parenthood, which, by the way…everybody out there should know, that there is no federal funding for abortion. We are not talking about abortion here. We’re talking about- what? what do they want to talk away?” 

Actually, Behar’s claim about federal funding of abortion isn’t true. The National Abortion Federation, one of the largest pro-abortion organizations in the country, acknowledges that current federal law “requires [Medicaid] coverage of abortion in cases of rape, incest, and life endangerment.” 

For the next portion of the segment, the three “pro-choice” women then acted like Planned Parenthood was the only entity that could provide health services for low-income women. In reality, there are about 1,200 Federally Qualified Health Centers delivering much of the same preventative care at “over 7,000 service delivery sites in every state and territory”

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