Despite Democrats claiming the Supreme Court overturn of&nbsp;Roe v. Wade would make it impossible for many women to get abortions, the number of abortions in America is actually up. Is that cause for celebration? Let’s ask The Associated Press. The ‘news’ outlet chose a picture of smiling, clapping women to accompany its story of the abortion&nbsp;increase.

As you can imagine, posters were not happy with the AP’s cringey photo choice.

It really looks like the AP&nbsp;is cheering that abortions are up.

Many posters noticed the Supreme Court’s ‘abortion’ ruling didn’t have any noticeable effect on pregnancy terminations.

With it being 2024, many are wondering how unwanted pregnancies are happening with so many forms of birth control easily available.

Yes, we were promised that Kamala-voting&nbsp;women would be foregoing sex in protest of President-Elect Donald Trump’s election victory. Guess that turned out to be a lie.

{ai:summary}Despite predictions that the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade would reduce abortions, recent data shows an increase in the number of abortions in the U.S. The Associated Press faced backlash for using a celebratory photo of women in response to this news, which many found inappropriate.Critics argue that the image does not reflect the serious nature of abortion and that the ruling has not significantly impacted access to the procedure. Additionally, discussions have emerged about the availability of birth control and the reasons behind unwanted pregnancies. #society

Abort Cavort? The Associated Press ‘Celebrates’ Abortion Increase with Pic of Smiling, Clapping Women

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