Cenk Uygur
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“Pro-Life" Activist Proves She's Not Really Pro-Life At All
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February 5, 2016
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Feb 5, 20167:58Now PlayingInstead of caring about people getting safe drinking water and stopping viruses that are causing birth defects, we should focus on what’s really threatening America...Mexicans. That’s at least what Sandy Rios thinks. Ana Kasparian and John Iadarola hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“A pro-life” broadcaster dismissed concerns about the Flint water crisis and the Zika virus as liberal conspiracy theories that weren’t worthy of her concern.
Sandy Rios, the American Family Association’s director of governmental affairs and the host of a daily syndicated radio program, said neither health crisis posed as much threat as Islamic State militants or Latino immigrants, reported Right Wing Watch.
A caller asked Rios, who campaigns against both abortion and contraception, why she and other conservatives had been largely silent about the Flint water crisis, which was caused in no small part by directives imposed on city officials by the state’s Republican administration.”
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