Planned Parenthood launches anti-Mitt clothing line

Boston Herald ^ | Friday, December 28, 2007 | Jessica Fargen

[GQuagmire]

Less than a week before the neck-and-neck race to finish first in the Iowa caucuses, Planned Parenthood has launched a line of “multiple choice Mitt” clothing including bibs, baby onesies and T-shirts that blast GOP candidate Mitt Romney’s “flip-flop” on abortion rights.

[digger48]

[counterpunch]

including bibs, baby onesies

From Planned Parenthood! Oh, the irony.
What a gruesome reminder of what they stand for.
Aborted babies don't need bibs.

 

[BenLurkin]

They make huge profits from legalized murder — now they’ve got a clothing line?

[Lovebloggers]

They are just trying to pit Republicans against each other as they would never support a Republican for president, so what other purpose would this serve?

Ignore it.

[Shelayne]

This picture with that adorable baby and that abominable tee shirt has brought me to tears. Is it supposed to be cute? Funny?

What has become of this nation? God, have mercy on us.

[ravingnutter]

Gives a whole new meaning to the term “dressed to kill”.

[rhombus]

They are just trying to pit Republicans against each other as they would never support a Republican for president, so what other purpose would this serve? Ignore it.

Of course that's the purpose but some will take the bait repeatedly. I've learned to ignore them too.

[absolootezer0]

i love that shirt! i so wanted to get one for my baby last year but didn’t think my parents would appreciate it.

[MeanWestTexan]

Your post doesn’t make sense. What Republican are they attacking?

[MeanWestTexan]

The irony is pretty effective to get the pro-life message across, really.

[digger48]

I take it as a jab in the eye of folks like Planned non-Parenthood making Mitt Romney apparel for infants

[digger48]

[weegee]

This is the PAC for the 501c3 Planned Parenthood. 501c3s are prohibited from engaging in political advocacy for/against a particular candidate or party but their similarly named PACs can do the things they “can’t” legally.

[Bushwacker777]

Doesn’t PP get taxpayer money and claim to be non-partisan? Wouldm’t this be a violation of their tax exempt status?

[weegee]

What are the odds she’s also a vegan for moral reasons?

[weegee]

See 14. They have all sorts of PACs set up in each state. The article labels this their Advocacy organization for Massachusetts.

I would like to know how well established their “wall” is. I don’t believe that there should even be links from the PP main site to ANY of the PACs online.

[Bushwacker777]

Remember what Chris Rock said about women at pro-abortion rallies?

[DBrow]

This is a good move that can only help Mitt!

[NeoCaveman]

Remember what Chris Rock said about women at pro-abortion rallies?

That they put out.