Former Planned Parenthood clinic director celebrates Roe v. Wade reversal one year later: 'Day of remembrance'

Fox News ^ | Bailee Hill

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Abby Johnson said the anniversary of the Supreme Court's abortion ruling was a day of 'celebration' and 'remembrance' for babies lost

One year after the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, pro-lifers nationwide are rejoicing the move that returned the abortion issue to the states.

One of those pro-lifers, Abby Johnson, is a former Planned Parenthood clinic director who helped facilitate thousands of abortion procedures. She commended the Supreme Court's reversal during "Fox & Friends Weekend" in honor of the anniversary.

"As someone who has had two abortions myself and now… regrets them, as someone who has helped to facilitate over 22,000 abortions as… a former abortion clinic director… to me, the anniversary of Roe being thrown into the ash heap of history is a day of celebration and certainly a day of remembrance to the 63 million babies that were unnecessarily killed by abortion," Johnson told Rachel Campos-Duffy on Sunday.

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I saw the movie about her life’s story, I highly recommend everyone watch it.

[MDLION]

Have the DVD but for some reason haven’t had time to watch it yet. Think I’ll watch it.

[NWFree]

Fake news wringing their hands for at least the last week

They don’t even pretend to hide who the choir is they preach to

The entire sham is produced explicitly for libtard consumption

[sphinx]

For those who don't know, the movie about Abby Johnson's change of position from pro-abortion to pro-life is Unplanned. It's probably a solid B movie in terms of script and acting, but it is excellent as an issues film. It does what very few such films do, which is to give the other side a full hearing. In fact, the first half of the movie could be a Planned Parenthood commercial. It ticks off all the pro-abortion rationalizations. But then Abby starts noticing things, starts questioning, and switches sides. Well done.

The pro-aborts hate it, but it's a fairer exposition of the issues than any of the films on the pro-choice side.