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When Roe v. Wade was overturned last Friday, a million hot takes like the following (by a Democratic consultant) hit the internet:
https://twitter.com/Ally_Sammarco/status/1540436198530990083This is an attempt to own pro-life activists by saying: Here is the logical result of your court ruling. How do you like that, cons?!