Democrats' 'War on Women' Rhetoric Is Insulting and Disingenuous

Sorry Ms. Day, you are grasping at straws. The fact of the matter is the GOP is opposed to equal pay for equal work. Earlier this month the Lily Ledbetter Act was turned back in the Senate largely due to the Republicans. The GOP is anti-women, anti-middle class and anti-American worker. Frankly, this will jump up to bite the GOP in the butt in November - as well it should. The GOP created this monster and now they have to live with it

Pat of WA 9:00PM June 10, 2012

Ms. Day, Apparently your memory is deficient. You cannot just erase the embarrassment George W. proved to be. He began a war, based on a lie, which was taken off the book and never paid for not to mention the lack of regulation that created the economic meltdown Obama inherited. You sound uneducated and simple minded when you talk down to the women of this country with such meaningless arguments.

Beulay Renford of WA 8:53PM May 21, 2012

Strong women scare weak men and the Republicans are weak they attack women poor people children gays and lesbians blacks. They claim they are christains. What is a Christian that imaginary person that talks to you. Its really funny how they are pro life but want to cut food stamps and children's lunch programs and give it to the rich oil companies. Oh by the way iam a women and I kept my full time position at work with healthcare when the recession was going on. How many women lost their jobs under obama was it 92 percent as mitt claims what a stiff neck he is get your facts right mitt.

collette of AZ 10:14AM April 26, 2012

Women work disproportionatley in public sector jobs. What sector has the GOP so vehemently sought to defund and vilify? The public sector.

Women may have lost more jobs than men under the Obama administration, but it wasn't due to Obama's policies.

"Fewer women are working, and more are living in poverty. So it's no surprise that Democrats have attempted to change the subject in this election."

Uh...no. The state of the economy is yet one more winning theme for democrats, and we are more than happy to focus on it. Republicans' emphasis on unfettered market captitalism; millions of jobs lost to automation and overseas outsourcing; an economy that rewards short-term profit for executives and shareholders at multi-national corporations, at the expense of small business owners and wage-earners; and a millionaire Republican candidate for President, a vulture capitalist with five palatial mansions that made his money by adding debt to troubled companies and firing their workers, all the while hiding millions of dollars away in Swiss and Cayman Island bank accounts.

Bring it on, Baby! As the national conversation shifts from women's reproductive rights to the economy, women will be constantly reminded of Republicans' efforts to annex their wombs because state and local GOP'ers will continue to introduce noxious anti-women legislation; meanwhile, men, many of whom are not not-on-board with women's rights, will start to listen to the Democrats' proposals for increased governmental funding for infrastructure, construction, and manufacturing, sectors that predominately benefit men. I say, bring it on!

Surprise of CA 7:39PM April 15, 2012