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I heard some other girls, all white, talking about how they were told how bright their futures were, how loved their babies would be if they adopted, and that their options and their opportunities were limitless. . .”

This is supposed to have taken place in an abortion clinic? The honorable representative is asking us to believe that management was talking to the white chicks about a "bright future" after adoption--and foregoing their $600 fee for killing a baby, just in honor of their whiteness? Does she figure nobody in her audience knows anything about the abortion business and what keeps their doors open?

Maybe the abortion part was made up, too. I'm assuming the woman telling this yarn wasn't under oath.

Rep. Cory Bush is from St. Louis, MO. The article doesn't say, but I wonder if she had her abortion at the Planned Parenthood facility near Forest Park. That facility is notorious within the pro-life community primarily because of the number of deaths of women who went there for abortions. (Yes, the babies die. Women believe it is a "safe and legal" procedure, and too often that is not true.)

While her statement sounds far-fetched to many, it is entirely plausible that it happened as she recalls. The whole point is to "SELL ABORTIONS" (they don't call it that, but that's what it is) - and whatever needs to be done or said to accomplish that end is acceptable.

Many of the women who work in abortion facilities also become jaded, angry, and self-destructive. (There is an organization for abortion-clinic workers who want to leave the industry: "And Then There Were None.") In their angry and jaded condition, speaking about their abortion "clients" as Cory Bush describes sounds perfectly logical to me.

Abortion is EVIL - in so many ways and to all people!