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TOONS: The War On Women (Original Post)
napkinz
Sep 2012
OP
Bravo!!!! Bookmarking!! All my faves (and some new ones!) all in one place. K&R!
riderinthestorm
Sep 2012
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napkinz
(17,199 posts)1. An Updated Guide to the GOPs War on Women
An Updated Guide to the GOPs War on Women
What is the GOP War on Women? The War on Women is an unprecedented attempt by the Republican Party to roll-back womens rights on a host of critical issues. These issues include equal pay, intrusive medical procedures, access to womens health resources, abortion access, and laws protecting women from violence and the list goes on.
1 Mandatory Transvaginal Ultrasounds
2 Equal Pay for Women Bill blocked by GOP Minority in Senate
3 BLUNT Amendment
4 Defunding Planned Parenthood
5 Women who Use Contraception are Sluts, Whores
6 Anti-Abortion Bills
7 Personhood Laws
8 Opposition to the renewal of the Violence Against Women Bill
9 Womens Health Insurance Costs
Each of the nine fully explained at:
http://thecentristword.wordpress.com/2012/06/08/a-quick-guide-to-the-gops-war-on-women-2/
What is the GOP War on Women? The War on Women is an unprecedented attempt by the Republican Party to roll-back womens rights on a host of critical issues. These issues include equal pay, intrusive medical procedures, access to womens health resources, abortion access, and laws protecting women from violence and the list goes on.
1 Mandatory Transvaginal Ultrasounds
2 Equal Pay for Women Bill blocked by GOP Minority in Senate
3 BLUNT Amendment
4 Defunding Planned Parenthood
5 Women who Use Contraception are Sluts, Whores
6 Anti-Abortion Bills
7 Personhood Laws
8 Opposition to the renewal of the Violence Against Women Bill
9 Womens Health Insurance Costs
Each of the nine fully explained at:
http://thecentristword.wordpress.com/2012/06/08/a-quick-guide-to-the-gops-war-on-women-2/
Wounded Bear
(58,662 posts)2. Kick
napkinz
(17,199 posts)4. Warren on the War on Women: 'How could this be happening in 2012?'
Warren on the War on Women: 'How could this be happening in 2012?'
by Joan McCarter
Here's Elizabeth Warren's newest ad in the Massachusetts Senate race, on the War on Women.
"Why do women have to fight the same old battles? Women still don't get equal pay for equal work - Republicans blocked that, and even pushed a law that could have denied insurance coverage for birth control. We're still fighting to protect a woman's right to choose nearly 40 years after Roe v. Wade, and we could be just one Supreme Court justice away from losing it. How could this be happening in 2012?"
There's just one thing missing there: the fact that her opponent was among those Republicans pushing the law denying insurance coverage for birth control, and that Scott Brown has been a pretty reliable vote in the Senate against women. After all, he has the endorsement of the state's leading anti-choice group. But where the Warren campaign doesn't directly call Brown out for those votes, a group of 22 female Massachusetts legislators and one Boston city councilor are, putting Brown on notice that they are aware of his record and will publicize it.
Scott Brown has to be defined for who he is: That's the key for Warren. In last week's PPP poll of the state, Brown had a five point lead, 49-44. He's viewed by 54 percent of the voting population in the state as "just about right" ideologically, but at the same time 56 percent of the state's voters think the Republicans are too conservative, and 53 percent don't want the Republicans in charge of the Senate.
Brown's true colors have to be exposed. It's great that Warren surrogates are going to help do it, but it's something Warren is going to have to take on directly, as well.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/08/27/1124844/-Warren-on-the-War-on-Women-How-could-this-be-happening-in-nbsp-2012
by Joan McCarter
Here's Elizabeth Warren's newest ad in the Massachusetts Senate race, on the War on Women.
"Why do women have to fight the same old battles? Women still don't get equal pay for equal work - Republicans blocked that, and even pushed a law that could have denied insurance coverage for birth control. We're still fighting to protect a woman's right to choose nearly 40 years after Roe v. Wade, and we could be just one Supreme Court justice away from losing it. How could this be happening in 2012?"
There's just one thing missing there: the fact that her opponent was among those Republicans pushing the law denying insurance coverage for birth control, and that Scott Brown has been a pretty reliable vote in the Senate against women. After all, he has the endorsement of the state's leading anti-choice group. But where the Warren campaign doesn't directly call Brown out for those votes, a group of 22 female Massachusetts legislators and one Boston city councilor are, putting Brown on notice that they are aware of his record and will publicize it.
Scott Brown has to be defined for who he is: That's the key for Warren. In last week's PPP poll of the state, Brown had a five point lead, 49-44. He's viewed by 54 percent of the voting population in the state as "just about right" ideologically, but at the same time 56 percent of the state's voters think the Republicans are too conservative, and 53 percent don't want the Republicans in charge of the Senate.
Brown's true colors have to be exposed. It's great that Warren surrogates are going to help do it, but it's something Warren is going to have to take on directly, as well.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/08/27/1124844/-Warren-on-the-War-on-Women-How-could-this-be-happening-in-nbsp-2012
I just moved to Boston, I am registerd to vote and I am voting for Elizabeth Warren.
BTW, Paul Ryan makes me absolutely sick.
napkinz
(17,199 posts)5. On Our Radar – Ann Romney And The War On Women
On Our Radar Ann Romney And The War On Women
by Jean Ann Esselink
September 2, 2012
In the Mormon view, and the Romney view, full-time motherhood is what God wants all women to do. The more babies the better. Bearing children is the gold standard, and women who work at anything else are on the second tier of female humanity and not assured of a place in heaven. Go back and watch Anns convention speech, youll find she speaks about women only in terms of their family relationships, Were the mothers, were the wives, were the grandmothers and big sisters. Were the little sisters and we are the daughters. I love you women! Never once did she identify women as people in our own right. It is simply unimportant to her that were the CEOs, or were the Marine pilots, or were the hedge fund managers.
Ask about the War on Women the Republicans have agreed upon a strategy of disbelief in any such organized pogrom, followed by a quick change of subject to What women really care about is jobs. They seem convinced women will vote to trade away control over their bodies if they are distracted by the shiny hope of a bigger paycheck. There is some irony in that strategy, since their usual game plan is to use social issues to keep people from voting their pocketbooks. Meanwhile, abortion rights are being eroded all over the country.
I do not want my daughter to garner praise for being a brood mare. I dont want her spending her days waiting on her children or her husband. And incidentally, I dont want my grandsons to grow up helpless and clueless being waited upon by mommy. Ann Romney is the antithesis of the modern woman. She is everything we dont want our daughters to be. With the possible exception of Michele Bachmann, I cant think of a worse female role model in the political sphere.
read more: http://thenewcivilrightsmovement.com/on-our-radar-ann-romney-and-the-war-on-women/analysis/2012/09/02/47992
by Jean Ann Esselink
September 2, 2012
In the Mormon view, and the Romney view, full-time motherhood is what God wants all women to do. The more babies the better. Bearing children is the gold standard, and women who work at anything else are on the second tier of female humanity and not assured of a place in heaven. Go back and watch Anns convention speech, youll find she speaks about women only in terms of their family relationships, Were the mothers, were the wives, were the grandmothers and big sisters. Were the little sisters and we are the daughters. I love you women! Never once did she identify women as people in our own right. It is simply unimportant to her that were the CEOs, or were the Marine pilots, or were the hedge fund managers.
Ask about the War on Women the Republicans have agreed upon a strategy of disbelief in any such organized pogrom, followed by a quick change of subject to What women really care about is jobs. They seem convinced women will vote to trade away control over their bodies if they are distracted by the shiny hope of a bigger paycheck. There is some irony in that strategy, since their usual game plan is to use social issues to keep people from voting their pocketbooks. Meanwhile, abortion rights are being eroded all over the country.
I do not want my daughter to garner praise for being a brood mare. I dont want her spending her days waiting on her children or her husband. And incidentally, I dont want my grandsons to grow up helpless and clueless being waited upon by mommy. Ann Romney is the antithesis of the modern woman. She is everything we dont want our daughters to be. With the possible exception of Michele Bachmann, I cant think of a worse female role model in the political sphere.
read more: http://thenewcivilrightsmovement.com/on-our-radar-ann-romney-and-the-war-on-women/analysis/2012/09/02/47992
lunatica
(53,410 posts)6. kicked and rec'd
Fucking A!
GreenPartyVoter
(72,377 posts)7. K and frickin' R!
L0oniX
(31,493 posts)8. Occupy Womb Street ...LMFAO
riderinthestorm
(23,272 posts)9. Bravo!!!! Bookmarking!! All my faves (and some new ones!) all in one place. K&R!
napkinz
(17,199 posts)10. added toons
nt
Superb!
nt
napkinz
(17,199 posts)15. goes great with this one
bjkeefe
(2 posts)18. Indeed it does!
Thanks!
napkinz
(17,199 posts)16. GOP against big government?
nt