You may have seen (or at least laughed at) CNN's new #FactsFirst campaign, an odd video starring apples and bananas in which the network pledged to report the truth.
“Some people might try to tell you that it’s a banana.” #FactsFirst pic.twitter.com/LbmRKiGJe9
— CNN (@CNN) October 23, 2017
Republican Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ) knew exactly what to do with CNN's campaign. He turned it into a beautiful pro-life video.
.@CNN #FactsFirst pic.twitter.com/0JxnralHci
— Rep. Trent Franks (@RepTrentFranks) October 24, 2017
Boom. A perfect response that doesn't just mocks CNN's campaign, but offers a poignant message.
In addition to promoting this stellar video, Franks has been hard at work pursuing pro-life legislation like the Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, which bans abortions after 20 weeks. It has passed the House, but faces an uncertain fate in the Senate. In a recent interview with the Daily Caller, the congressman urged Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to get to work.
“The only impediment to this bill at this point is the Senate rule that allows the Democrats to keep it off the floor because they won’t help with the 60 votes needed to bring it to the floor,” Franks explained. “It’s a bad rule. It means that the American people don’t get a debate and it’s something that has to be changed.”
Mr. Franks, keep doing what you're doing.
Of course, social media users (as expected) had some fun with the CNN hashtag too.
Hey @CNN, is the #TrumpDossier an apple or banana? I'm sure you had no idea #FactsFirst
— Chris Livesay (@LivesayChris) October 25, 2017
