[metmom]

When it comes to women, no matter how pro-life they are in philosophy, when push comes to shove, they are all pro-choice. I've seen high-level women in the Calif R party basically say that if the party moves any more rightward, they'll vote D.

It's no surprise some of the biggest Rudy supporters at FR (alive & banned) are women. The basic reality is that women are preventing the R party from moving anymore rightward.

Prove it. Show us the stats and where you got your information.

What a bunch of sexist crap. There are plenty of woman pro-lifers on this forum and they are NOT pro-choicers (read pro-murderers) in disguise. They are not the reason the Republican party is not more conservative than it is.

[streetpreacher]

That is rather ridiculous. The pro-life women on FR are the majority; they’re just not the loudest or nastiest.

[Chuck Dent]

Prove it. Show us the stats and where you got your information.

South Dakota abortion referendum:
No - 56%
Yes - 44%

Who gets abortions?

• Fifty-two percent of U.S. women obtaining abortions are younger than 25: Women aged 20–24 obtain 33% of all abortions, and teenagers obtain 19%.
  These numbers hardly validate the “stupid teenager” theory; 81% of these women are past their teen years, and 48% are over age 25! These are grown women, not “irresponsible kids who shouldn’t be having sex anyway” (yes, I hear that a lot).

• Are all of these women godless?
  This one’s my favorite. I hear so often that Christians and other religious women never abort. After all, a woman who believes in God could never end her pregnancy. The numbers beg to differ:

  Forty-three percent of women obtaining abortions identify themselves as Protestant, and 27% as Catholic.

  That’s right; Christians account for a full 70% of all abortions obtained in the United States.

• Are all of these women pro-choice?
  The answer here is a hysterical, choking-on-laughter “NO!” I absolutely love statements like “The pro-choicers [or liberals] will all abort their kids until there aren’t any more pro-choicers [or liberals] left,” because they point out the supreme idiocy of people who try so desperately to demonize their opponents. One’s political affiliation and one’s choice when placed in a desperate situation often have very little to do with one another.

  Republican women in SoCal are firm on their right to choose. While most abhor the moral aspects, at the end of the day they are going to make a choice based on what's best for them. You may disagree, but the Republican party walks a fine line; opposing Roe v Wade is all fine & good, but look out if actual prohibition was ever attempted.