Pro-abortion org tries to bash Neil Gorsuch — they immediately get lesson in irony & self-awareness

The National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League, a pro-abortion organization, got a stiff lesson in irony and self-awareness on Saturday.

NARAL hosted protests across the country Saturday to voice their opposition to Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch, President Donald Trump's choice to replace the late Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court.

Presumably, their reasoning is because Gorsuch is not a liberal judge. However, Gorsuch did say last month during Senate hearings that the controversial Supreme Court case Roe v. Wade is law. Still, if abortion was once again litigated to the Supreme Court level, abortion activists fear that a conservative bend on the court will reverse the 1973 court decision.

But one picture NARAL posted to their Twitter account quickly garnered attention on Twitter. That's because it was a women speaking at a pro-abortion event while holding her baby.

"This is baby Dean's 1st protest. His mom doesn't know what his future holds—but she DOES know that this Court won't protect him," NARAL wrote, adding the hashtag "#WeObject."

The irony, of course, is that NARAL — a pro-abortion organization that operates under the guise of "pro-choice" — advocates the right to murder unborn babies.

And Twitter was quick to point out NARAL's lack of self-awareness:

@NARAL Dean should feel lucky his mommy let him live long enough to witness her advocating for killing babies..

— Jim Branch (@jamesbranch3) April 1, 2017

@NARALpic.twitter.com/BKxMCXKpaO

— Jeremy (@The_Smirker) April 1, 2017

@NARAL Baby Dean looks like he is looking for a mother who won't kill his brother

— Honky Tonk Jew (@HonkyTonkJew) April 1, 2017

@NARAL Fortunately for Dean he wasn't aborted. I wonder at how many weeks she decided Dean was a human?

— James Holland (@JHo_LikesCheese) April 1, 2017

@NARAL A person advocates killing unborn babies in front of a communist logo while holding a toddler.

— Jeremy (@DeiElect) April 1, 2017

Just wow.