[circlecity]

This is nothing more than a shameless attempt at self promotion. Using the Super Bowl to get her name in the papers and on TV.

[ClearCase_guy]

Greene said the ad is "trying to take away from all American women" the "choice of reproductive health decisions."

I believe I will protest beer commercials, because they take away my right to drink scotch.

[kcvl]

Greene said the ad is "trying to take away from all American women" the "choice of reproductive health decisions."

That's a stupid statement. No, she and her ilk are trying to take away the 'choice'. They don't want anyone heard who disagrees with them.

[Rome2000]

If “Jehmu Greene” is the best the baby killers got, its small wonder that CBS ain’t paying tension.

[thecabal]

Huh. Weird. I thought these guys were pro-”choice”? This commercial is simply celebrating one particular choice that Tebow’s mom made. How does that go against their stated agenda?

[InvisibleChurch]

I guess CBS needs the $$$ more than they need to stand up for their twisted ideals.

[SmokingJoe]

Saw that interview. O’Reilley was pretty brain dead. He literally let her get away with murder, without really taking her down, which should have been easy, given that her arguments were idiotic.

[Fido969]

"trying to take away from all American women" the "choice of reproductive health decisions."

These people are against the choice she made.

[Lib-Lickers 2]

the woman is an mental midgit who had nothing but talking points memorized.. she kept talking about the organization when asked about the ad specifically

[Robwin]

That woman spoke like a mind-numbed robot.

[Jabba the Nutt]

In the case of Jehmu, the medium is the message. What she said wasn’t heard over her screaming arrogance, shouting superiority, impenetribility, her non-response to questions.

[beefree]

This ad protest proves they are pro-abortion not pro-choice. Mrs. Tebow made the choice that they despise, therefore, they want her to shut up about it.

[pray4liberty]

Gee. And all this time, I thought advertisements gave people a dizzying array of choices, not take them away. /sarc