NewsweekFormer Planned Parenthood director slams Billie Eilish over Texas abortion protest
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57% : Anti-abortion advocates hailed Friday's decision which followed a motion filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton who tweeted, "I will fight federal overreach at every turn."48% : Johnson, who was once a director at Planned Parenthood before she started campaigning against abortion, was responding to comments the star made on stage at the Austin City Limits Music Festival on October 2.
34% : Eilish, 19, told fans that she was on the verge of canceling her show in protest at the law in the Lone Star State prohibiting abortion when there is a fetal heartbeat, effectively banning the procedure for women who are more than six weeks' pregnant.
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