WOMEN AND POLITICS: Addressing Mitt Romney’s flip-flop on abortion as we ensure that nobody puts baby in a binder
by Dee Dee Garcia Blase on Oct. 17, 2012, under 2012 Arizona Elections, 2012 Congressional Races, 2012 Presidential elections, 2012 United states senate races, female-led political movement, Women VotersFriends, If you aren’t on the distribution for MsRepresentation, you may want to read some of the stories here. Each hotlink takes you to another source for 
the story. I’ve highlighted a few I’m suggesting out of the bunch. You will be amazed at what some people think, say or do… Sadly not a big surprise, but worth noting.
( Please know that I offer this without regard to your political affiliation. I believe, as MsRepresentation does, that women need better representation in Congress and at other levels of American government. )
BRIEF: Nobody Puts Baby In A Binder
Posted by WCF on October 17th, 2012
What the Flip?
It might seem like it should be against the law to flip-flop on your abortion stance the way Mitt Romney does, but it’d just be unconstitutional to take away his right to choose what’s best for him and his situation.
Moderately Offensive
Even after receiving pressure from both campaigns to not do her job as moderator by, y’know, moderating, Candy Crowley didn’t let anything get in the way of showing them who’s boss at the Presidential Debate last night. Further proof that if you need a job done right, you gotta call a woman. Which should be easy since Mitt Romney’s got binders full of ‘em! Hey-o!
Nobody Puts Baby In A Binder
Ladies, our “issues” are totes becoming a primary focus of the Presidential race, with both candidates desperately trying to appeal to women voters. Dang, my back hurts from having this entire election resting on my shoulders.
Women and Politics
