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.

[ozarkgirl]

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

I know what you mean but it certainly is effective isn't it? Maybe every baby should wear one. It would get the point across.

[Paleo Conservative]

Guilty!

[MrB]

I guess dabich never heard of “adoption”?

[digger48]

I guess dabich never heard of “adoption”?

Or that her hoop earrings are NOT foot rests

[LottieDah]

Pro Choice? Or Pro Murder? Shame on the beautiful child’s parents.

[AbeKrieger]

Every live birth is another missed opportunity for a successful abortion. - A Liberal

[lesser_satan]

Planned Parenthood selling any clothing for infants is utterly perverse, regardless of my deep misgivings about Mitt.

"If we don't murder you before you're born we've got some great gear for ya to wear!"

[truemiester]

No sales due to increase abortions?

It would be like the DMV selling alcohol!

Or the Iranians promoting Gay and Lesbian day!

[weegee]

He also had a theory about women who have a tounge piercing.

He said that guys who have a tongue piercing will perform the same act.

[Shelayne]

I suppose.

I just think of all those babies that never even had a chance, and I get the irony, but fail to see the humor. Obviously, I see the shock value. I just am really sensitive right now. Perhaps it is just that time of year for me. We adopted a little family this Christmas where the baby was almost aborted, but mommy saw the ultrasound and couldn’t do it. (Thank you, Lord!) That little girl is less than two months old and so precious.

So if I am hyper-sensitive right now, this is probably why.

[AbeKrieger]

Regarding this picture: Anyone who believes in God cannot possibly believe God would be pro-murder of unborn baby murders. This ignorant c-word is using the name of God in vain to shock. See also the “she” when referring to God, which clearly represents a militant feminist agenda.

And as for her sign, I do not trust her to make choices for the life of another.

[digger48]

she didn’t learn it on her own.

Indoctrination can come from home, too

[zerosix]

Maybe maybe NOT. After all for decades Romney supported abortion (or as euphamistically referred to as "pro-choice")now those people whom he supported have turned on him after he dumped them!

Lie down with dogs, get up with fleas!

[Right Cal Gal]

Heck, I don’t trust her to make an informed choice not to play in traffic.

[AbeKrieger]

At the very least she made the choice of wearing a t-shirt so we don’t have to look at her unshaved pits.

[Right Cal Gal]

I will be thankful for small favors.
Guess she should be glad her mother made different choices, huh?

[davenp35]

Isn’t it illegal for them to support of defame a specific candidate due to their taxfree status. This might need to be looked into!

[Ol' Sparky]

I didn't think it was possible but it looks as if Willard has united both pro-lifers and those in favor of abortion rights.

Romney is lying snake that can't be trusted.

[MeanWestTexan]

Fair enough!

I am jealous about your little one; our twins are now 3 and I want more, but Mrs. MWT just glares at me.

[Girlene]

Anything for a buck. This is the same group that sells "Choice on Earth" Christmas cards here. And you can always pick up a "fun and flirty fitted" teeshirt with the logo "Kiss Me I'm Pro-Choice".