Cecily Strong just crushed on SNL as “Tammy the Trucker, who promises she’s here to talk about gas prices and definitely not abortion.”
history as a clown who felt she had no choice but to speak out about the abortion she had when she was 23 after Texas passed its six-week abortion ban.
“All I’m here to talk about is gas even though the Supreme Court sent Roe v. Wade to that big pit stop in the sky,” she told Colin Jost. “50 years of precedent, beep, beep!” “I am just trying to get through this moment, OK?” she explained. “Gas prices are up and families are hurting, but that’s not going to magically disappear no matter who you vote for. We’re in a global recession fueled by corporate greed and war, honk honk, breaker, breaker. But what will keep disappearing is safe access to abortion. It’s not really magic because they told us that’s what they’re going to do, and they have been doing it.
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