drsmooth wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Taken out of context! I mean, I guess it's necessary and all, but it'd be a lot more fun if our representatives could slap him across the face and call him a bigoted POS and tell him to go fuck himself.

I'm guessing your copying essentially the whole article into your post was intended to ensure your quotation was not taken out of context, but rather would be understood as the entire context.

Youseff wrote:Dennis Kucinich to Fox News. Pretty cool if you ask me.

She also argued that rising energy costs, not contraception, was a big women’s issue in 2012 and that Republicans had missed an opportunity in not connecting with women over rising energy costs, even though energy was one plank of presidential nominee Mitt Romney’s five-point plan he touted on the trail this fall.

When prodded by audience questions, the panelists said that contraception was a non-issue. As Hemingway put it, contraception was thought up by Democrats who found it tested well in focus groups despite being a completely settled issue. Her response was to urge Republicans to respond with their own accusations that are “just as crazy,” something like, “they’re stealing your hot dogs!”

Houshphandzadeh wrote:I'm pretty pro-choice but these Planned Parenthood emails that I should have a Roe Celebration are creepy. it's still abortion

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td11 wrote:‘We Like Sex Too’: Conservative Women Ponder The GOP’s Gender Gap

She also argued that rising energy costs, not contraception, was a big women’s issue in 2012 and that Republicans had missed an opportunity in not connecting with women over rising energy costs, even though energy was one plank of presidential nominee Mitt Romney’s five-point plan he touted on the trail this fall.

When prodded by audience questions, the panelists said that contraception was a non-issue. As Hemingway put it, contraception was thought up by Democrats who found it tested well in focus groups despite being a completely settled issue. Her response was to urge Republicans to respond with their own accusations that are “just as crazy,” something like, “they’re stealing your hot dogs!”

"completely settled issue?" even republican women seem to be disconnected from actual women