Pro-abortion groups are pointing their finger at Republicans and pro-life advocates for inciting the shooting at a Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic last week.
ProgressNow Colorado and NARAL Pro-Choice Colorado plan to “name names” at a press conference Tuesday at the Colorado State Capitol, calling on “right-wing politicians in Colorado at every level apologize for their fake claims.”
Progressive group to “name names” of GOP politicians who “incited” shooting at Planned Parenthood #copolitics #9News pic.twitter.com/k5Jj8T6wnc
— Kyle Clark (@KyleClark) November 30, 2015
Calling the shooting an act of “domestic terrorism,” NARAL’s Karen Middleton said, I believe it was incited by many individuals and organizations who have escalated their hate speech.” “It is time to call out and stop this dangerous campaign of lies from right-wing politicians before more lives are lost,” said Amy Runyon-Harms of ProgressNow Colorado. Social media users were quick to point out the double standard.
@KyleClark will @ProgressNowCO be held responsible if this press conference incites violence against pro-life politicians? — Chris Lloyd (@chrisrlloyd) November 30, 2015
@KyleClark so, they’re denouncing violence by giving addresses in hopes ppl attack these politicians? Gotcha. — CateTX (@CateTX) December 1, 2015
.@KyleClark Do LeftWing Politicians bear similar Responsibility for support of BLM? knockoutgame injuries & calls for dead cops #Copolitics — Chris P. Bacon (@CPBacon4CO) December 1, 2015
@KyleClark Now who is inviting violence. #hypocrite #prolife #AllLivesMatter — Cat Named Lily (@CatNamedLily) December 1, 2015
@KyleClark Person A commits crime. We hate people B & C. So we’re gonna make up a tale to blame B & C for A’s actions. Progs=Evil — IAintHappy (@AvgDude) November 30, 2015
Some Twitter users were amused by the “breaking news” aspect.
@KyleClark badge of honor — dynamo (@ruggkes) December 1, 2015
@KyleClark @ScottInSC My cat also plans to void its bowels, please issue that with this very important press release Progress Now. — Not So Kraven (@DepressedWhitey) November 30, 2015
While others had a more somber opinion.
@KyleClark It takes true moral bankruptcy to insist political dissent is the real problem,not the issue causing dissent. — Kathleen (@teamfrazzled) December 1, 2015
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