Promoting the Planned Parenthood abortion business is nothing new for actress Scarlett Johansson and she did it again Thursday night at the Democratic National Convention.
I grew up in New York City with four siblings. My father barely made enough to get by. We moved every year, and we finally settled in a housing development for lower middle income families. We went to public schools and depended on programs for school transport and lunches, as did most of my friends. My girlfriends from high school to this day still depend on Planned Parenthood and often Medicaid for important health care services.
She continued on, asking Americans to vote for the most pro-abortion president in the nation’s history.
This last election, I finally got to punch those buttons for me, for real. I wore my “I voted” pin the whole day. It was my finest accessory. And this year, on November 6th, I’m filled with that same enthusiasm, that same pride, to press the button to reelect President Barack Obama!
Johansson is no stranger to promoting abortion. In 2006, she attacked President Bush for his pro-life views on abortion. She said women’s rights would be doomed if the law was left up to him.
She accused the president, in an interview with Cosmopolitan magazine, of denying women their rights and forcing them to carry unwanted pregnancies to term.
“We’re supposed to be liberated in America but if our President had his way, we wouldn’t be educated about sex at all,” she said. “Every woman would have six children and we wouldn’t be able to have abortions.”
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And she defended Planned Parenthood funding claiming if it lost taxpayer dollars.
