All of the Republicans interfering with personal health decisions are in league with extremist Christian organizations and corporations (Hobby Lobby et al) that demand authority be given to them to have complete control over a doctor and woman's medical decisions; something that Tennessee voters, even Republican voters, overwhelmingly oppose
The claim that President Obama campaigned, and revels, in being "the abortion President" is driven by racism, evangelical fanaticism, and an abject ignorance of statistics.
The fanatical Christian-right is targeting Girl Scout USA's annual cookie sales for a boycott because the group listed Wendy Davis as an incredible woman of the year.
The Supreme Court is likely not done facilitating theocratic tyranny or disabusing the people from their 1st and 14th Amendment rights if right wing extremists have their way.
It is the right to choose their reproductive health that women are most likely under attack from Republicans whose latest assault is restricting abortion coverage in private health care plans.
The 39th President and devout Christian addressed a human rights event and lashed out at all religious doctrines that contribute to political leaders passively accepting violence against women.
House Republicans proposed they will shut down the government unless they are allowed to restrict women's access to contraception.
It turns out there is a segment of the population who have lost their freedom due to tyranny, but it originates with Republicans at the behest of Catholic and evangelical personhood advocates.
Although the right wing bible crowd is solidly behind any politician promising to impose the bible's sanctions on women and gays, the rest of America is moving forward and supporting Obama's agenda.
Apparently, voter rejection of extremist views against women in the recent election is lost on Republicans because they are persisting in attacking women's reproductive rights as the primary focus of their war on women.
Republicans are using Michigan as a grand experiment to see if they can get away with setting fire to democracy in plain sight. They want to see if revenge bears fruit in winter.
The election was a rejection of Republican extremism on women's reproductive rights, but in states with GOP majorities, there is still a crusade to restrict choice.
Republicans are the party of hate and their standard bearer, Willard Romney, has proven he is the avatar of hate toward the American people, but especially women.
The Values Voters Summit was not an expression of American values or a representation of the Constitution's guarantee of freedom and equal rights.
Republicans adopted positions in their platform which are steeped in ideological purity that defines the party as angry, white, patriarchal, and paranoid.
Don't tell Paul Ryan, but many of his positions go against everything that Ayn Rand stood for.
Women should be quaking at the prospect of an executive branch that holds women in such low esteem that they will jeopardize their health and welfare to save money for tax breaks for the wealthy.
On Wednesday, Rush Limbaugh called pro-choice organizations death squads. Let's show Limbaugh the power of choice by making him America's top pro-choice donor.
The past two years should give all Americans pause at what conservative Christians in control of the government would mean for women.
Republicans claim they want smaller government, but they are panting to impose their bible ideology on women with the full authority of the law.
