The radical pro-abortion group Code Pink has been doing its best to rain on the Republican convention parade in Tampa.
Two members unsuccessfully attempted to disrupt pro-life vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan’s speech on Wednesday night, while the rest of the “vagina dancing” and costume-wearing crew has been relegated to the official protest areas outside the Republican convention. Below are pictures (courtesy Mark Harrington and Created Equal), a video and commentary about these radical activists.
“Yesterday Code Pink activists were featured at the Planned Parenthood bus stop in Tampa, dressed in full frontal feminist regalia. These vulgar women represent mainstream American women?” Stanek writes, “At first you may now know what you’re looking at. But yes, they’re vaginas. Click to enlarge, if you dare.”
The Media Research Center captured video of one of the Code Pink rallies and to talk to the first protesters who were on the scene in rainy Central Florida.
Conservative writer Marybeth Hicks puts the Code Pink activists in perspective:
Among those protesting this week at the Republican National Convention, representatives from the radical feminist group CodePink are making a strong statement for women (or is that “womyn”?) by dressing up as vaginas to oppose what they’re calling the Republican “war on women.”
Talk about a powerful statement. They aren’t just using the word vagina, as feminists love to do because they think conservative men are made uncomfortable by the anatomically correct term.
They’re going to great lengths to create a visual jolt. They’re even using feather boas. It’s shocking.
Except that it’s not, because CodePink is about as far left as a group can go without traveling back to the ‘60s. Billing itself as an anti-war, social justice advocacy organization, the group has an agenda that essentially is the platform of the Socialist Party USA. It was founded in 2004to protest the war in Iraq and has expanded its focus since then to become the Barbie of the Occupy movement. (Its members love pink.)
To declare CodePink predictable is to state the obvious.
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But as you might imagine, being an organization founded and made up mostly of women, CodePink has a special mission to rally around so-called “gender and reproductive rights” issues. Thus its call to “bring your vagina to the RNC.”
These CodePinkers are representative of the gals responsible for promoting the faux “war on women” meme. This tired strategy declares that OWRMs (old white Republican men) are out to abolish women’s sexual freedom by continuing to make them buy their own birth-control pills rather than force the nation to pay for them via our federal taxes. Abortion on demand? That’s a given.
