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d Cruz on Monday offered a spirited defense of Republicans on women’s health issues, accusing Democrats of creating a phony “war on women” based on claims that his party wants to restrict access to birth control.
“The last I checked, we don’t have a rubber shortage in America,” the GOP presidential candidate said during a town hall here, responding to a question about the availability of contraception to women who want it.
The Democratic National Committee pounced on Cruz’s comments on contraception, advising him to “quit mansplaining women’s health and listen to women who know how ridiculous his statements are.” The DNC also said Cruz has in fact supported policies that would make it harder for women to obtain birth control, positions at odds with his assertion in Bettendorf that he has yet to encounter “anybody, any conservative, who wants to ban contraceptives.”
originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask
The war on women is indeed fabricated from the left
Especially if you look at the Obama administration and many democrats in power and how they pay their women less then their men...
Its a proven fact...
originally posted by: olaru12
originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask
The war on women is indeed fabricated from the left
Especially if you look at the Obama administration and many democrats in power and how they pay their women less then their men...
Its a proven fact...
Their Women?
So do the republicans pay "their women" the same as men?
originally posted by: starwarsisreal
a reply to: NowWhat
Also his father want to turn the US into a theocratic state.
I find it some sort of amazing and hilarious that men keep discussing women's reproductive health care, like it's their business.
originally posted by: Metallicus
a reply to: olaru12
The entire 'war on women' narrative is just liberal hyperbole.
I disagree with Cruz's position, but seriously? 'War on women' it is not.
Rachel Maddow reports on Ted Cruz, Republican presidential candidate, avoiding directly addressing his association with religious extremists who cited the Bible as justifying executing homosexuals and abortion doctors.
Troy Newman, the head of Operation Rescue, has long been known as one of the most radical anti-choice activists in the country, saying that a just government would execute abortion providers and organizing efforts to harass abortion providers and their patients.
But Ted Cruz apparently saw his extremism as a boon, releasing a statement on November 19th touting Newman’s endorsement of his presidential campaign and declaring that America needs more “leaders like Troy Newman.”
In his statement, Cruz made clear that he was touting Newman’s endorsement because of the activist’s role in creating the hoax videos smearing Planned Parenthood for selling “baby parts” for profits.
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originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask
I find it frankly offensive that women believe that males who are also the biological parents of the offspring have no say in it what so ever.....
originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: olaru12
I'm gonna throw you for a loop here...
I have a completely different take on Ted Cruz and the war on women. There is indeed a "war" on women... on their health anyway. And the weapons of choice are abortions and hormone-based birth control and mastectomies and minimizing the importance of breast-feeding... which causes breast cancer. Pregnancy starts a cycle which allows the breasts to mature with breastfeeding completing the maturation cycle. When a pregnancy is terminated, the cycle is not completed, leaving the woman (and her breasts) vulnerable to cancer and other conditions.
All of which are big money makers for Planned Parenthood and the Susan G Komen Foundation and, of course, Big Pharma. But as long as we have politicians and other talking-heads saying stupid stuff (like Ted Cruz) and getting all the attention, the real threat to women is ignored, more women suffer, and more women die.
But it's all good for those making beaucoup bucks off the death and misery of others!