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Originally Posted by Guest
It's just like Senator Elizabeth Warren said yesterday on the floor of the senate "it seems like they fell and hit their heads and woke up in the 1950's".
It just doesn't seem like a good strategy for 2016 to declare a war on women, the largest voting bloc with 53% of the voters.
The GOP never seems to learn from their mistakes of alienating almost every segment of the population. Losing five of the last six presidential elections popular vote should have been a wake up call.
How about a plank in the next GOP platform that states 'We believe that all men and women are created equal and each should be free to control their own healthcare'?
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Sen Warren is a
POLITICIAN, plain and simple.
During the 2012 campaign an Obama aide said the President felt like Romney was stuck way back in the fifties and it turned out that he was right on every single thing.
Her tone and dismissiveness is becoming sort of routine for the Democrats.
YET...they would be the first to say you should be true to what you feel. Ignoring those who oppose this and find the recent videos appalling is ignoring the majority of americans.
She can strike that mocking attitude all she wants. MOST americans who are not in politics think there needs to be a discussion on Planned Parenthood.
Even your post tells everyone what they need to know.
You speak to
VOTING BLOCKS and not principal.. You speak of
POLITICAL PARTIES and not morals.