Now, I know the repubs are in trouble...

[cynatnite]

My RW bush-loving evangelical mother is pissed that the repubs are wanting to stand in the way of women having access to contraception. My mother is something else. She is pro-life, but does not want the goverment anywhere near a woman's choice except to make sure she has it. My mother grew up before Roe v Wade and knows full well how all of this impacts women's rights.

She said that at this rate, she is just going to stay home come election day.

[Walk away]

1. I agree. I had my own anecdotal experience last night.

This sounds like a old joke but....I had dinner with two Independents and a Libertarian. In 2008 around this time (pre-Sarah Palin) Two were pro McCain and one was for Paul. By the time of the elections one voted for Obama and the other two for McCain.

Last night every one proclaimed President Obama as their choice and they all took a "Women Vote!" bumper magnet to put on their cars.

From now on, every federal, state or local vote against women's medical rights needs to be front page news and each one should be a link in a chain to hang around the republican nominee's neck.

[calimary]

2. Here's a STELLAR follow-up to one of the worst enemies of this:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1002374653

This is from the perspective of a former radio insider who details many concrete, practical, and completely doable things you can do to fight that fat fuck on the radio. Go through the LOCAL radio sponsors.

[uponit7771]

3. Hmmm, maybe the DNC has done better with their framing on this issue....I hope so

[demosincebirth]

4. The Dem dont have to do a damn thing. All they have to do is just sit back watch (as I'm doing) the

republicans continuously shoot themselves in the foot. It's nice for a change seeing it's not us.