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9:11Now PlayingFormer Donald Trump staffer, Roger Severino, delivers the most bizarre and uncomfortable speech in the anti-abortion argument to teens. Rayyvana and Dan Evans break it down on The Damage Report.
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Former Trump Official to High School Students'Do Your Part, Get Married and Have KidsLots of Them'
"Roger Severino, the former director of the Office of Civil Rights at Health and Human Services under Donald Trump, told a group of more than 2,000 high school and college kids at the Students for Life annual conference Saturday that they can win the abortion fight by having tons of babies.
“You have to do your part,” he said. “Get married and have kids—lots of them.”
Students who support abortion rights, Severino added, are at a natural disadvantage because they “don’t reproduce.” (Nevermind that the average abortion patient, according to the New York Times, is already a mother.)
Politico reporter Alice Ollstein posted updates from the Washington, D.C., conference on Twitter Saturday, noting that students took a vote on what kinds of abortion bans they’d like to see now that Roe v. Wade was overturned, and one speaker made a very unfunny joke about the national diaper shortage."
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