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Actress Mila Kunis revealed Thursday that she has been playing a prank on Vice President Pence by donating to the women's health-care provider Planned Parenthood in his name. 
  
 In an interview on TBS's "Conan," Kunis says that she set up a monthly donation to Planned Parenthood that sends Pence a letter thanking him for his donation every month. 
  
 “I disagreed with some of the stuff that Pence was doing and was trying to do,” Kunis said Thursday. 
  
 "And so, as a reminder that there are women in the world that may or may not agree with his platform, I put him on a list of reoccurring donations that are made in his name to Planned Parenthood," she added to cheers from the audience. 
  
 "So this happens every month?" host Conan O'Brien asked, laughing. 
  
 "Every month, to his office, he gets a little letter that says 'an anonymous donation has been made in your name," Kunis responded. "I don't look at it as a prank, I look at it just as, I strongly disagree [with him], and this is my little way of showing it." 
  
 Kunis, who stars in the popular animated series "Family Guy," is a Democrat who has supported former President Obama and liberal causes in the past. 
  
 Republicans have fought for years to stop any federal money from going to Planned Parenthood, which is the nation's largest abortion provider. The organization gets federal reimbursements for providing women's health services, but not for abortions. 
  
 Pence is a longtime opponent of abortion rights. 
  
 In March, Pence cast a tie-breaking vote in the Senate to move forward with an effort to nix an Obama-era rule that blocked states from defunding health-care providers for political reasons. ||||| CLOSE Mila Kunis revealed her master plan on protesting Mike Pence on Conan. Buzz60 
  
 Mila Kunis attends the premiere of 'A Bad Moms Christmas' on Oct. 30, 2017 in Westwood, Calif. (Photo: Matt Winkelmeyer, Getty Images) 
  
 Corrections & Clarifications: An earlier version of this story included three tweets suspected to have been sent by political bots. The tweets have been replaced. 
  
 What has the world come to when even bourbon gets caught up in politics? 
  
 (Actually, don't answer that.) 
  
 Over the weekend, bourbon brand Jim Beam got dragged into the fight over women's rights after its spokeswoman, actress Mila Kunis, revealed that she's been sending monthly donations to Planned Parenthood in Vice President Mike Pence's name. 
  
 See, Kunis doesn't agree with Pence's non-wavering stance against abortion rights. 
  
 And as a guest on TBS's "Conan," she told host Conan O'Brien that she chose to voice her disagreement by adding his name to a list of reoccurring donations made to the women's health care provider. 
  
 "I don't look at it as a prank, I look at it just as, I strongly disagree [with him], and this is my little way of showing it," Kunis said, according to The Hill. 
  
 CLOSE Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell and Kathryn Hahn reunite for festive comedy sequel 'A Bad Moms Christmas.' (Oct. 31) AP 
  
 Pence supporters and abortion opponents did not take kindly to Kunis's shenanigans. 
  
 And they made their disagreements known by starting a #BoycottBeam campaign on Twitter. 
  
 Dear @jimbeam: Your spokesperson is being disrespectful to VP Pence. Why would Mila Kunis want to insult 1/2 your customers? #boycottjimbeam — Richard (@riehllawfla) November 5, 2017 
  
 It's safe to say that Jim Beam, which is currently filling 500,000 barrels per year, will not be affected by the boycott (if anyone even holds true to their hashtag). 
  
 But just for kicks, let's see what people are saying. 
  
 @JimBeam After drinking Jim Beam for 30 years Im done. Your spokeswoman Kunis donates to Planned Parenthood in Prnce's name. #BoycottBeam — NoMoreLiberals (@cycles13) November 4, 2017 
  
 Just dumped out my last-ever bottle of Jim Beam and upgraded to 2 new bottles of Blanton & Bulleitt. Here's to safe babies #BoycottJimBeam — Kurt Mittendorf (@GoDawgsDammit) November 4, 2017 
  
 Pence slightly addressed the issue in a tweet Saturday. 
  
 Gov. Matt Bevin, who is also pro-life, has not weighed in on #BoycottBeam. But that may be because he's better prepared to drop Kardashian references than Kunis bombs. 
  
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Output:
While promoting her new movie, A Bad Moms Christmas, on Conan Thursday night, actress Mila Kunis waded deep into the culture wars, and now it looks like she may have taken a beloved brand of bourbon with her. During her interview, Kunis admitted to Conan O'Brien that she's been donating to Planned Parenthood in the name of Vice President Mike Pence, the Hill reports. Unhappy with Pence's stance on abortion, Kunis says she set up the recurring monthly donation "as a reminder that there are women in the world that may or may not agree with his platform." Which means every month, Pence receives a card from Planned Parenthood informing him a donation has been made in his name. The Conan crowd applauded Kunis' story, but not everyone is happy about the actress' act of resistance. Over the weekend a campaign began on social media calling for a boycott of Jim Beam, the bourbon manufacturer whose spokeswoman is none other than Mila Kunis, USA Today reports. "#BoycottBeam" is now a hashtag on Twitter, with numerous people taking to Twitter to voice their displeasure with Jim Beam and its spokeswoman. "Jim Beam = for selling baby body parts and abortions," wrote user Covfefe Deplorable on Sunday, while others swore their new allegiance to competing bourbons like Jack Daniel's and Wild Turkey. There has been no comment yet from Jim Beam.