Press Secretary Jen Psaki for being"down with this" when she told reporters at a briefing last week"I don't have an official U.S. Government position on where people protest."
Former Rep. Jane Harman, D-Calif., agreed with Maher, citing a 1950 law that says no one can protest outside a residence to influence a judge, adding"it would be much better" to gather for a rally in Washington D.C., even telling Maher she"might" be there. "Look at some of the things that are being proposed in some of these states," Maher said."I mean, Louisiana says flat-out it's a homicide. So when you drive from LA to Nevada, on one side of the border, you're just a free person. The other side, you're a criminal. You can fly across the country and gain and lose your reproductive rights 20 times.
Maher cited the Clinton-era abortion mantra"safe, legal and rare," arguing"that's not where the Democrats are now" and that they"don't say that anymore." He went on to slam the pro-choice caucus in the House for sharing terminology changes, which included changing"choice" into"decision" and using"pro-abortion.
Bill Maher has become the new Fox News darling replacing Dennis Miller. Ann Coulter must be so proud.