Vice President of the United States sent a special plane to support the abortion right and was ridiculed by everyone

Jimu Journalist Li Lili

Intern Yang Shaopeng

On June 24, after the US Supreme Court rejected the ruling of the "Roy Victoria Case", protests that supported abortion broke out across the country. US Vice President Kamara Harris issued a post to express support for abortion, but rarely was questioned and ridiculed by everyone.

According to the Fox News Network on June 27, on June 24, local time, after the announcement of the U.S. Supreme Court, US Vice President Harris said on Twitter: "I know some women are afraid. For those who are afraid, I want you to know that the president and I are working hard for you and you. Let us fight side by side. "

Screenshot of Harris tweet

Just under this tweet, it is also equipped with pictures of Harris on Air Force 2.

It is reported that Harris took the Air Force 2 to Illinois at the time. It can be seen from the picture that Harristo's chin was carefully watching CNN's report on supporting abortion rights.

After the Supreme Court's ruling was issued, several high -level Democrats in the United States expressed condemnation, and Harris also expressed the same opposition, but many Twitter users, including well -known people, believed that Harris's tweets were too vague and meaningless.

Joan McCarter, a reporter from "Daily Kos" magazine, said: "Well, at a 36,000 -foot height, sitting in a private jet, watching a big TV, and posting," We are together? "I don't know how you don't know us. The current situation. "

Actor James Urbaniak also said: "You want us to know, you are watching TV!"

"New York Magazine" writer Hillary Kelly wrote: "Can you be more specific? For example, how do you work hard? Let us describe your plans and policies."

Writer Anna Gidi said it was inappropriate to post such photos, but she believed that it was the negligence of the Harris team. "Those who think this photo is good, and the person who helps her choose this picture should be fired immediately. Is this to show her thinking?"

"Philadelphia" magazine's special editor Eunet Osts said: "If he (Biden) changes his mind in this matter (changing the obstructive bill to protect abortion rights), I believe you."

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