Wed Oct 24, 2012, 11:40 PM

still_one (31,076 posts)

It appears that women are waking to the fact the the republican party really does have a war against

them. With the happening regarding Mourdock, and those republicans jumping to his defense, that so-called "moderate" double talk has now been exposed for what it is, bullshit

Too bad media you won't be able to whitewash this

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It appears that women are waking to the fact the the republican party really does have a war against (Original post)	still_one	Oct 2012	OP
Oh I hope so!	Cha	Oct 2012	#1
This is not going to go away, especially since romney was in an ad endorsing mourdock, and refuses	still_one	Oct 2012	#2
Saw the ad but didn't know the rest. Yeah, Romney..KEEP IT UP, BOZO.	Cha	Oct 2012	#5
Not meaning to offend anyone but...	Sadiedog	Oct 2012	#3
Would it be free?	aletier_v	Oct 2012	#4
We'd better wake the hell up or else we will have no one to blame but ourselves	catbyte	Oct 2012	#6
Good point, can't make pretty with words like rape n/t	flamingdem	Oct 2012	#7
Too bad that the folks that watch FoxNews won't hear about it.	Tx4obama	Oct 2012	#8

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Wed Oct 24, 2012, 11:41 PM

Cha (124,513 posts)

1. Oh I hope so!

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Wed Oct 24, 2012, 11:43 PM

still_one (31,076 posts)

2. This is not going to go away, especially since romney was in an ad endorsing mourdock, and refuses

to tell them to take it down

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Wed Oct 24, 2012, 11:51 PM

Cha (124,513 posts)

5. Saw the ad but didn't know the rest. Yeah, Romney..KEEP IT UP, BOZO.

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Wed Oct 24, 2012, 11:48 PM

Sadiedog (352 posts)

3. Not meaning to offend anyone but...

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I wonder how many of these men that are talking about womens bodies the way they are would feel if they were all forced to have vasectomies? I am just livid about this but also glad to see it all coming to light!

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Wed Oct 24, 2012, 11:50 PM

aletier_v (1,773 posts)

4. Would it be free?

I'd be mad if I had to pay for it.

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Thu Oct 25, 2012, 12:00 AM

catbyte (3,945 posts)

6. We'd better wake the hell up or else we will have no one to blame but ourselves

If we allow essential decisions about our health are stripped away from us aand put into the hands of misogynistic, religious zealots. I haven't seen such an assault on women's rights in my lifetime. I was in my late teens when Roe v. Wade became law so I remember hearing horror stories about back alley abortions and wire coat hangers. We CANNOT, WILL NOT go back to those brutal, dark times.

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Thu Oct 25, 2012, 12:01 AM

flamingdem (22,677 posts)

7. Good point, can't make pretty with words like rape n/t

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Thu Oct 25, 2012, 12:10 AM

Tx4obama (28,841 posts)

8. Too bad that the folks that watch FoxNews won't hear about it.

Fox News Completely Ignores Senate Candidate’s Claim That Rape Pregnancy Is A ‘Gift From God’

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As of 1:30 pm, Fox News had not mentioned Richard Mourdock or the word “rape” in connection to Mourdock even once. In comparison, other cable networks are covering Mourdock and the fallout from his comments exhaustively. MSNBC mentioned “rape” in 15 segments about Mourdock, while CNN mentioned it 22 times.

-snip-

Full post here: http://thinkprogress.org/election/2012/10/24/1082641/fox-news-completely-ignores-senate-candidates-claim-that-rape-pregnancy-is-a-gift-from-god/

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