HA!HA!HA!HA! LOVE these numbers!!!!

[FourScore]

Wed Mar 14, 2012 at 08:54 AM PDT
Republicans have lost the birth control debate
by Joan McCarter

Nice corner you've painted yourself into there, GOP.

Seventy-seven percent of respondents to this Bloomberg poll think that the political debate over birth control should not be happening, and 62 percent completely reject the idea that this is about "religious liberty," and recognize that is absolutely is “a matter of women’s health and access to birth control.” Here's how one respondent, a Republican woman, responded on the question:

“I don’t understand why it’s even an issue in politics—a woman’s decision of what she’s going to do for her health and her family,” said Alycia Vetter, a 44-year-old Republican and Romney supporter in Denver. “And I’m pro-life.”

Hopefully a lot of Republicans, like Ms. Vetter, will finally wake up to the fact that the extremists are now in charge of their party. Maybe it will make them pay a little more attention to things like Mitt Romney vowing to end Planned Parenthood and rethink their support.

www.dailykos.com/story/2012/03/14/1074305/-Republicans-have-lost-the-birth-control-nbsp-debate

[rfranklin]

1. They will double down and go for ritual removal of the clitoris at puberty...

they are like children molesters...they cannot help themselves and they cannot be reformed.

[Stephanie Kopf]

2. Republicans and the birth control debate

Hahaha indeed...

[NAO]

3. Are you sure the 77% who think it "should not" be part of the debate

are not angry at Democrats for using it as a wedge issue? (Even as they concede that it's a woman's health issue).

[Icicle]

4. But

The Republicans are the ones who made it into an issue. The Democrats are rightfully defending it.
If someone acts looney (like the Republicans in this case) it's our civic duty to stand up and say "Hey! Those people are looney!!"

[tsuki]

5. She'll probably still vote Reapubligan. nt