Romney To Women Voters: ‘Vote For The Other Guy’ If You Want Greater Access To Birth Control

[Tx4obama]

[Mopar151]

1. The gift that keeps on giving n/t

[Thrill]

2. This clown is so phony

wearing jeans everywhere. lol

[Turbineguy]

3. Conservative idiots

give their money to him and he campaigns for Obama.

Carry on you fuckin' hump!

[TlalocW]

4. Was he getting booed?

I wasn't sure either from the sound or his reactions.

TlalocW

[Amonester]

5. Aw, and what about all the people who don't like to (over)pay for the RW wars of

aggression and imperialism for the Richest of the Riches, huh?

Yeah. Who cares about them, eh, Rmoney?

[ohheckyeah]

6. Guess what Mitt -

we plan to vote for the other guy and you just dug a deeper hole for yourself, moron.

[Arkana]

7. Women Voters to Romney: "Will do!"

And when the gender gap is historically gigantic I hope the Mittster remembers this.

[Quantess]

8. That was a poor choice of words on her part.

Women are not asking for "free birth control". We would like it to be covered by health insurance that we pay for, and we would like Planned Parenthood to keep on helping poor women have access to affordable birth control.

This woman did us a disservice by saying she wants "free birth control".

[Jamaal510]

10. She could've been a plant in the audience to make feminists look bad. Who knows...

[fujiyama]

16. Agree completely

This argument shouldn't even be about "free" birth control.

It's about health insurance providers giving women access to basic services and procedures such as contraceptives, which have a vast influence on hormones, including of course acting as birth control. In the case of Sandra Fluke, she was talking about a friend who had a cyst which was to be treated by a contraceptive, which was not covered under Georgetown's insurance policy.

Once this thing is framed as "paying for other's sex lives", the whole narrative is lost. We shouldn't allow Rush and other ass holes to reframe this issue.

This is a pretty basic women's right issue as far as gender parity in health insurance is concerned. Health insurance providers are known to discriminate against women...

[lumpy]

9. Mitt has a stuttering problem big time." And uh I'm uh gonna get uh rid of a

and and I'm gonna duh duh da duh... He is unsure of himself and is lacking self confidence.

[DesertRat]

11. "there are a lot of things, a lot of things, a lot of things, that uh, that uh..."

It's painful to listen to him.

[blaze]

14. After listening to that

I kinda look forward to the idea of Obama/Romney debates.

[janet118]

12. No problem, Willard!!!

[racaulk]

13. OK, I will.

Not because I'm a woman, but because I want all women to have greater access to birth control.

Thanks, Etch-a-Sketch!

[fujiyama]

15. The first woman sounded like a dolt

The second woman's question was entirely valid and important - she asked about where women should go for HPV vaccines and mammograms, vital services Planned Parenthood provides.

Romney didn't even address it and just went rambling on about spending.