Like Hillary Clinton herself, The The Handmaid's Tale / The abortion metaphor is old and overused and it never seems to go away.
Hillary Clinton reportedly used the cliche again last weekend while appearing at the Telluride Film Festival in Colorado to promote a new documentary on abortion. Zulawski v. Texas; She produced a documentary about a group of women who sued the Lone Star State last year.
At the screening, Hillary told a sympathetic audience, “Go back to a time when the government didn't make decisions for our families.” The Handmaid's Tale.”
My report from the Zulawski vs. Texas premiere #Telluridewhere I moderated a Q&A with the filmmakers, including producers Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, and the plaintiffs and attorneys in the landmark Texas abortion case that the documentary portrays. https://t.co/udbfaoisXN
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“I don't think we should underestimate how important this film is in breaking down the disapproval, the denial, the neglect and the cruelty that affects the lives of so many women in our country today,” Clinton said in a question-and-answer session after the screening. Report from The Hollywood Reporter.
When asked if she was surprised by Dobbs' decision, Hillary reportedly replied: “No, I wasn't surprised. I've been watching with great concern the steady and relentless attacks on women's reproductive health, particularly women's reproductive health.” Roe v. Wade For years, it has often been said that if we are not careful, we will have a Supreme Court that is literally designed to reverse Roe v. Wade… It was deeply sad and disappointing, but not surprising.”
Hillary Clinton is Zulawski v. Texas Through the production company Hidden Light, which she co-founded with her daughter, Chelsea.
Zulawski v. Texas The film follows a group of women who sued states after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. One of those women is Amanda Zulawski, whose story is, as Breitbart News reports: Used By the Biden reelection campaign.
Abortion has become a cornerstone of Kamala Harris' campaign. Along with LGBTQ and identity politics, abortion is one of the few issues on which Kamala has taken a clear and consistent position, and she has consistently attacked and even prosecuted pro-lifers.
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