The Invisible Ladies of Greenwich have a new cause — postpartum abortions for blacks and cripples

Presumably, the acronym is intentional, but I don’t get it

Personally, I’ve never seen anyone who looks anything like even one of these folx at the Belle Haven Club, unless she was there to pick up Biff and Kammy after their tennis lesson, nor do I think they’d be allowed past the gate, but it’s nice to know that “we care”.

But in addition to reminding us of their salutary concern for reducing the welfare budget (37% of all abortions are performed on non-birthing black persons) and the eugenics so ardently supported by Margaret Sanger, they’ve also produced a cartoon strip, because that’s the best way to communicate with people who wear pink pussyhats on their heads and yowl.

oh, that sly bitch! Look at her, just scheming to protect babies!

First, though, our wannabe rebels are forced to an uncomfortable admission: the right to yank fetuses from their wombs is “enshrined in our constitution”, so nothing in the pending Supreme Court decision will have any effect on the Ladies or their maids, but “we want in on the fun too! We’re victims, we tell you, VICTIMS!” Hear us mew!.

“we’ve all just aborted a child, and aren’t we happy!”

And now to the meat of the matter: a would-be abortion seeker “may have have to jump through a few hoops” to find an abortionist, because, well, no reason actually – just call Planned Parenthood, or the Belle Haven Club and ask for a Democrat — but because Connecticut once allowed pro-life groups to provide information on alternatives to abortion. How dare they?!

In fact, that bill was passed by the Democrats in Hartford last year, so what are these “hoop"s” the ladies are complaining about? They got what they wanted.

So okay, okay, abortion is legal, readily available, and Planned Parenthood stands ready, able, and willing to help those who, as the sponsor of that bill banning “deceptive” counseling said, “find themselves with an unwanted pregnancy” (“honest, there I was, minding my own business, and I just found this baby growing inside me, and I don’t want it!”). That’s okay, then, but what about Texans? Have you even thought about Texans who might want to fly up to Greenwich for a quickie abortion? Well, the ladies have, and concluded that it’s all somehow Kimberly Fiorello’s fault if those Texan men and women feel nervous.

By the way, Ladies, here’s a Pro-Tip: Your leaders have changed the language on you, and have alerted your friends in Congress. Apparently you didn’t get the message, probably because Fiorello has hacked your email accounts.

Abortions will no longer be “rare” — we’ll pass ‘em out as readily as we perform mastectomies on 12-year-olds

(I have no idea what this is about, but the Pussyhat crowd must)