Category Archive: war on women

Apr 23 2012

Shorter wingnuttia: What war on women? Now, about that WAR on women

I sometimes dream that we progressives will enjoy the same fruits our opponents feast so gleefully on. See, for them, consistency and principle is not an issue; you can both declare there is no such thing as a war on women, and bemoan the war on women, with little fear of ”Republicans fractured and in disarray” …

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Apr 17 2012

According to the GOP this “woman thing” is all in your pretty little empty heads

I don’t know how to explain it beyond wishful thinking or a quick trip into fantasy land. GOP head honchos and pundits, Ramesh Ponnuru, insist there is no conservative war on women and Romney should just ignore this contrived issue. These polls of women voters must be part of the liberal-media conspiracy.

Apr 15 2012

Romney seems to think moms should get off their lazy asses and work more

Somehow the Romney gang always fails to mention it was conservative policies that left the nation over extended and on the verge of economic collapse. And that’s not even the worst part:

Apr 13 2012

Romney may just be dumber than we think

Maybe it’s like a zoo lion; they get so used to easy living their once honed reflexes grow dull. Romney, the quintessential political animal, may have suffered a similar fate thanks to kowtowing conservative media that goes out of its way to indulge him and big bucks to paper over any remaining stupidity. Whatever, speaking at the NRA, …

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Apr 13 2012

Colbert breaks down the eleventy-billion dimensional chess reverse democratic war on women

The flap over Hilary Rosen is a reminder of the reality bending power that comes with having your own media dedicated to keeping the ignorant in the dark. In the space of a few minutes a CNN pundit was morphed into a member of the Obama administration, if not Obama himself, and her comment the …

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Apr 10 2012

The immaculate deception

Not be left behind by Mittens, Mitch McConnell lent his gravitas to the endless series of GOP lies that now makes up the religious-right conservative movement these days, with this comedy styling on the conservative crusade against women: Talk about a manufactured issue. There is no issue. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison and Kelly Ayotte from New Hampshire and …

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