Before the usual right wingers initiate their ranting and stomping of feet (and name calling) let me say that the following was reported on MSNBC's Hardball.
The report states that the mother of the stillborn child has come forward claiming that the video was NOT taken at a PP facility...The mother, an ANTI-abortion advocate, felt compelled to clarify this issue.
Further, the report states, the individual who videoed the event combined it with other videos that were indeed recorded at PP facilities.....but, supposedly, this individual has pled the Fifth when questioned by PP lawyers.
Bottom line is this:
The video mentioned so adamantly by Fiorina was NOT videoed at a PP facility.
The selling of fetal tissue by PP is NOT against current law.
The interjection of one video (that, by itself may not have been altered) with PP videos may indeed be a liability for those who did the recording.
Finally, one can rest assured that the very next question of Fiorina will be a request for her to apologize to PP which will, most likely, undermine her future chances.
If all the above proves true,Fiorina may be the next "casualty" of the GOP candidate cadre.
So when you watch America's Most Wanted and they use a re-enactment to describe a heinous crime, do you get outraged by the "fake footage" and insist that means the crime must not have happened?
What special kind of retard would you have to be to think that way?
The murder of a baby was described by a former PP worker in the video. Footage of another live baby was used for illustrative purposes to demonstrate the enormity of the murder.
All this faux outrage over Fiorina is a pathetic attempt to divert attention away from the murder of that baby and the evil practices of Planned Parenthood.
That's not going to work.