Cecile Richards, president of the Planned Parenthood Federation of
America (PPFA) and the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, PPFA's political
arm, doesn't miss the opportunity to blame the Bush administration for it's support of abstinence programs.
So Jamie Lynn Spears, whose job it was to act as a role model for the preteens of parents so otherwise occupied that they must leave their kids' education in the hands of Nickelodeon and public schools can no longer fulfill this role because of this unseemly, low-class stunt of coming up pregnant by her steady boyfriend and failing to consider one of Ms. Richards' abortions after having ignored one of the birth control alternatives that hide one's indiscretions and generally distasteful trailer-trashiness.
Funny how Bill Clinton's irregular personal life didn't similarly disqualify him from doing his job, perhaps because a good part of it consisited of keeping people like Cecile Richards in business. Essentially, Clinton broke this same unspoken progressive rule: You can do whatever you feel like as long as you don't get caught or let it interfere with your social mobility away from places where there are trailer parks.
None of this stone throwing has anything to do with any moral precept. We have progressed past all that. This is all about feminism and its unholy alliance with free sex, birth control and abortion. Any woman who doesn't toe the Cosmo line on these issues (Bonnie Fuller is a former editor, coincidentally) will be savaged.