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Abby Johnson writes for the Christian Post:
It’s the time of year when photos of cute Girl Scouts flood your social media news feed asking you to buy their famous cookies. You’ll pass them outside your favorite grocery stores and hardware shops. While the cookies are delicious and tempting, if you care about protecting both unborn babies and their mothers, and even those girls peddling the cookies, you’ll steer clear of the Girl Scouts. They sold their soul to the abortion industry years ago.
The Girl Scouts have also appeared in campaign ads for Hillary Clinton, a former Girl Scout herself, and lent their girls in uniforms for photo ops. Clinton is one of the most pro-abortion politicians to run for office, never making any qualms about her support for abortion. For all of you Girl Scout cookie lovers, is a cookie really worth this type of compromise, a compromise with the abortion industry?
Read the full column.
Johnson, who was a keynote speaker at the 2020 Republican Convention, earned unrelated headlines that week when she declared that “in a godly household, the husband gets the final say” on how his wife should vote.
Shortly before her speech, Johnson doubled-down, calling for “household voting” in which husbands get the sole vote.
She last appeared on JMG in August 2021 when she posted a lengthy Twitter thread advocating for eating horse paste over getting vaccinated.
Boycotts of Girl Scout cookies, of course, are an annual for the right wing and Christian conservatives. (Note the 2019 tweet below.)
In the past, the Liberty Counsel has called for a boycott because the Girl Scouts advocate for “communism, lesbianism, and abortion.”
This conservative pundit is urging people to boycott Girl Scout cookies because @AOC was a former scout and the org now has a ‘radical’ feminist agenda pic.twitter.com/7p4k778Ogz
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) March 12, 2019