Abortion proponents protest at Catholic churches

 Fox News:

Pro-abortion activists descended upon an iconic New York City church on Saturday as an anti-abortion group showed up once again in their monthly routine of demonstrating outside a nearby Planned Parenthood clinic.

The activists showed up at the Basilica of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral in Manhattan on Saturday morning, just feet from a group of anti-abortion protesters who typically walk from the church to a nearby Planned Parenthood site on the first Saturday of every month, according to WNYW-TV.

"I'm killing the babies!" one protester screamed while waving around dolls wearing a one-piece bathing suit.

One pro-abortion protester was photographed holding a sign that said "abortion is a gift." Another sign said, "RIP Jesus, killed by ‘woke’ deadbeat dad."

Several pro-life demonstrators could be seen standing outside the church.

"We’re proud to see members of our Catholic Caucus @CatholicNYYRC standing up for their beliefs and for the fundamental rights of all unborn Americans," the New York Young Republican Club tweeted.
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They appear to be putting on a show, but the chances of abortions being banned in New York are remote. 

Meanwhile:

Virginia AG threatens to 'bring suit' against protesters at Catholic parishes

And: 

CNN poll shows those who support overturning Roe are twice as likely to vote in midterms 
According to the results, Republicans may be more willing to vote now than they were at the beginning of the year.

And: 

Polling Reveals That American People Are Not on the Side of Democratic Position of Abortions without Limits

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