Tag Archives: Women’s Rights

Conservatives Have Much in Common with Nazis

Posted on Friday, April 12, 2013 by Doug Marquardt

Beck, Limbaugh, Hannity … they all love to describe the people who dare to disagree with them as “Nazis”. But the fact is, conservatives have a great deal more in common with Nazis than anyone on the left.

Posted in Conservatives, Election Fraud, Equal Pay, Glenn Beck, Human Rights, Justice, Labor Unions, Labor Unions, LGBT Issues, LGBT Rights, Liberals, Minorities, Progressives, Religion, Rush Limbaugh, Same-Sex Marriage, Sean Hannity, Teachers, Women's Health, Women's Rights | Tagged Conservatives, glenn beck, immigrants, justice, labor unions, lgbt issues, liberals, minorities, nazis, progressives, religions, reproductive rights, rush limbaugh, sean hannity, teachers, women's health, Women's Rights

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Latest Headlines in the Republican War on Women 3/14/13

Posted on Thursday, March 14, 2013 by Cindy Rose

RH Reality Check: Utah Bill Requires More Personal Information for Abortion Than for Gun Purchases “A Utah bill that will require abortion providers to get more detailed information from their patients, including their race and the reason they are seeking … Continue reading →

Posted in Governors, Healthcare, Politics, Reproductive Rights, Republican War on Women, Republicans, State Legislation, Taxes, Women's Health, Women's Rights | Tagged birth control, Contraception, gop, healthcare, reproductive rights, Republican War on Women, republicans, women's health, Women's Rights

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Connecticut State Rep. Ernest Hewett Needs to Go

Posted on Saturday, March 2, 2013 by Cindy Rose

In one of the more disgusting public displays by an elected official, Connecticut State Rep. Ernest Hewett (D) made a lewd comment to a high school student who spoke during a state Appropriations Committee hearing in February. The student, a … Continue reading →

Posted in Democrats, Ethics, Politics, State Legislation, Women | Tagged Connecticut legislature, Rep. Ernest Hewett, Women's Rights

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Oklahoma’s Jolley Denies Women Contraception Because Some Guy Asked Him To

Posted on Monday, February 25, 2013 by Cindy Rose

Conservatives still claim there’s no Republican war on women while their state legislators whittle away at our rights on a daily basis. Case in point: Oklahoma’s Clark Jolley, one right wing fool who slipped through the election cracks in November, … Continue reading →

Posted in Affordable Care Act, Employment, Healthcare, Politics, Reproductive Rights, Republican War on Women, Republicans, State Legislation, Women's Health, Women's Rights | Tagged Affordable Care Act, birth control, Contraception, gop, healthcare, reproductive rights, Republican War on Women, republicans, women's health, Women's Rights

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You Need to Pick Your Battles, Ladies

Posted on Saturday, February 16, 2013 by Cindy Rose

It seems a number of women across various blogs and forums are taking issue with the President’s SOTU speech, or rather, with this particular line from it: “We know our economy is stronger when our wives, mothers, and daughters can … Continue reading →

Posted in Barack Obama, Equal Pay, Politics, Women, Women's Rights | Tagged barack obama, Women's Rights

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Are Republicans Trying To Lose In 2014?

Posted on Thursday, February 7, 2013 by Cindy Rose

I really don’t like to spend all of my time focused on the Republican War on Women, I’ve got plenty of other foolish Republican stuff to write about, but they just won’t knock it off. The latest insanity comes courtesy … Continue reading →

Posted in Politics, Reproductive Rights, Republican War on Women, Republicans, State Legislation, Women's Health, Women's Rights | Tagged gop, reproductive rights, Republican War on Women, republicans, women's health, Women's Rights

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Again With the Ultrasounds

Posted on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 by Cindy Rose

Having learned absolutely nothing in November, Tennessee State Senator Jim Tracy has advanced yet another ultrasound bill which treats women as chattel, as Chas Sisk, of the Tennessean reports: State Sen. Jim Tracy, R-Shelbyville, has filed a measure that would … Continue reading →

Posted in Healthcare, Politics, Reproductive Rights, Republican War on Women, Republicans, State Legislation, Women's Health, Women's Rights | Tagged gop, healthcare, reproductive rights, Republican War on Women, republicans, women's health, Women's Rights

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Latest Headlines in the GOP’s (Yes, Still) Ongoing War On Women

Posted on Friday, February 1, 2013 by Cindy Rose

The latest WOW headline links for February 1, 2013: ◊ Michigan Lawmakers Continue Onslaught of Anti-Choice Legislation in the New Session ◊ Lawmakers in several states will consider range of abortion bills in 2013 ◊ Extremists Target Rape Exception … Continue reading →

Posted in Healthcare, Politics, Reproductive Rights, Republican War on Women, Republicans, State Legislation, Women's Health, Women's Rights | Tagged birth control, Contraception, gop, healthcare, reproductive rights, Republican War on Women, republicans, women's health, Women's Rights

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I Will Not Use the Words I Want to Use For This Woman

Posted on Friday, January 25, 2013 by Cindy Rose

While Republicans are holding their little feel-good focus groups on how to appeal to more voters across race and gender lines, the party faithful out in New Mexico are taking a blowtorch to the women’s vote. While I have struggled … Continue reading →

Posted in Ethics, Politics, Reproductive Rights, Republican War on Women, Republicans, State Legislation, Tea Party, Women, Women in Politics, Women's Rights | Tagged gop, reproductive rights, Republican War on Women, republicans, tea party, Women's Rights

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Obama’s Got a Brand New Bag

Posted on Monday, January 21, 2013 by Marc Belisle

“I’ve got such a bully pulpit.” –Teddy Roosevelt Inaugural addresses usually seek to inspire, rally the country together, commit us to our ideals and lay out a vision for the future. Obama’s speech today did all that, but it also … Continue reading →