Staff Reports
Jen Psaki, the White House's press secretary, caused a stir recently when she said that unborn babies looked like broccoli and coal. She made these controversial remarks during a discussion about the pro-life crusade's rebranding.
During an appearance on the television program, "MSNBC," Psaki said that calling broccoli "candy" is comparable to labeling coal as "rocks." She then equated innocent babies to rocks and vegetables, and it's like she thinks that life is disposable.
The remark was made in response to the Democratic Party's concerns regarding the Republican Party's shift on the pro-life issue. It seems that she and her liberal friends are not able to accept the growing number of people who are aware of the truth about life.
People who are pro-life and those who follow moral principles were quick to react to Psaki's comments. It is mind-boggling that someone would equate life with mere objects.
The Republican Party's decision to change its stance on the issue of abortion is a strategic move that was made after several electoral defeats. It seems that the pro-life message has gained the voters' approval, and the Democrats are not able to handle it. Instead of focusing on the value of life, they continue to push for the radical agenda of abortion.
According to some pro-lifers, the term "pro-life" is losing its appeal due to the increasing number of people who are aware of the reality about life. They are starting to believe that every life is worth protecting.
The comments made by Psaki highlight the extreme views held by the left on the abortion issue. They are desperate to justify their stance and equate unborn children with coal and vegetables.
The controversial remark made by Psaki might have backfired on her. The pro-life movement is still gaining ground, and even tasteless comparisons will not change that. Life is worth protecting regardless of what the liberal critics say.
