Actress Elizabeth Banks and The Daily Show co-creator Lizz Winstead are leading a star-studded day-long fundraiser to save abortion as millions of Americans have lost their jobs and healthcare workers are treating thousands of vulnerable patients who are now also afflicted with the coronavirus that originated in China.
A panel at the annual left-wing Netroots Nation conference in Philadelphia featured a demonstration of an “easy to do” abortion using a watermelon.
Comedian Sarah Silverman said during a telethon to support abortions that a pro-life conscience law ‘would make her want to eat an aborted fetus.’
During Saturday’s “AM Joy” on MSNBC, comedienne Lizz Winstead argued that abortion waiting periods cause people to believe that women cannot be trusted to make decisions, thus leading to the notion that women cannot handle being president or leading a company. “For me, a
On Monday’s “MSNBC Live,” “Daily Show” co-creator and Lady Parts Justice founder and Chief Creative Officer Lizz Winstead expressed disappointment with President Obama’s and Hillary Clinton’s silence on Harvey Weinstein and argued that you can’t have the credibility to denounce
Saturday, comedienne Lizz Winstead said on MSNBC’s “AM Joy” that she fears “being punished” with perhaps jail time for speaking out on any hypocrisy of Donald Trump during his time as president. “[P]eople better be careful about what they say about
While speaking on MSNBC’s “Melissa Harris-Perry” Saturday, comedienne Lizz Winstead called GOP presidential hopeful Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) a “monster” for being pr0-life. “You have this crazy opposite thing and I feel like with Oregon being the only state it’s not just Ohio.
Comedienne Lizz Winstead lashed out at society for its treatment of women during Saturday’s “Melissa Harris-Perry” on MSNBC after being asked if Vice President Joe Biden would be standing in the way of Hillary Clinton for the Democratic primary nomination
