Planned Parenthood has responded to presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s recent comments on appointing pro-life judges to the Supreme Court by declaring him a “nightmare.”

Last week, Trump told Fox News’s Bill O’Reilly that “I will appoint judges that will be pro-life” and that “as many as five judges [may] be appointed over the next four and a half years.” On Friday, Planned Parenthood sent out a fundraising email denouncing the prospect as “a nightmare we can’t afford to live through” and hoping he loses the election “a gamble we can’t take.”

“Trump is now the leader of a Republican Party hell-bent on outlawing abortion,” the abortion giant went on, calling the pro-life cause an “extreme” agenda. “Donate to Planned Parenthood Action Fund now to make sure our grassroots leaders have what they need to stop Trump.” The email also suggests Trump specifically promised to “overturn Roe v. Wade,” though he hedged on whether his nominees would specifically do so in the actual interview.

Planned Parenthood has responded to presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump’s recent comments on appointing pro-life judges to the Supreme Court by declaring him a “nightmare.”

Last week, Trump told Fox News’s Bill O’Reilly that “I will appoint judges that will be pro-life” and that “as many as five judges [may] be appointed over the next four and a half years.” On Friday, Planned Parenthood sent out a fundraising email denouncing the prospect as “a nightmare we can’t afford to live through” and hoping he loses the election “a gamble we can’t take.”

“Trump is now the leader of a Republican Party hell-bent on outlawing abortion,” the abortion giant went on, calling the pro-life cause an “extreme” agenda. “Donate to Planned Parenthood Action Fund now to make sure our grassroots leaders have what they need to stop Trump.” The email also suggests Trump specifically promised to “overturn Roe v. Wade,” though he hedged on whether his nominees would specifically do so in the actual interview.