NJ Councilwoman Faces Backlash for Easter Meme Mocking Abortion and Drag

Paula Gilligan apologizes for the controversial meme, stating it was intended to critique laws, not mock traditions.

A New Jersey councilwoman, Paula Gilligan, faces backlash for sharing a meme mocking Easter, relating it to abortion and drag.
Gilligan apologized, stating the meme aimed to critique 'personhood' laws but did not intend to mock holiday traditions.
The Glen Rock Borough Council issued a collective apology, emphasizing respect for all religious beliefs and traditions.
Community members expressed offense and concern, with some calling for Gilligan's resignation.
Local Republican leader Barry Wilkes highlighted the divisiveness of the post, considering a recall effort against Gilligan.