Hey baby, Is that a blue dress you're wearing?
Posted on 03/02/2012 10:07:46 AM PST by South40
The ongoing debate over birth control took a particularly nasty turn recently when conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh called Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke a “slut” and “prostitute” for speaking out about the issue.
Fluke, a birth control activist, spoke with TODAY’s Matt Lauer about Limbaugh’s comments and the failure of a GOP-sponsored amendment that would have allowed employers at religious institutions to opt out of providing contraception in health plans.
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LMAO!
We should thank our lucky starts we don’t live in a nation where the President can issue an edict that insurance companies have to provide birth control and other related services for free.
Oh wait...
All bow on bended knee to King Obama. And to think we’re the only ones he hasn’t bowed to.
You’re kidding, right? No way this broad is attracted to men. Or they to her.
touché
She should shut her mouth and her tw@t. The combination is making her look pathologically stupid.
I don’t think Sandra Fuke is getting paid thereby disqualifying her as a professional prostitute. I shudder to think at the disease load she must be carrying.
I’m stunned and outraged that this promiscuous twit is demanding that society pick up the tab to ensure her promiscuity does not result in pregnancy.
Hey baby, Is that a blue dress you're wearing?
Au contraire mon frere. Each moment of airtime given to condoms is less airtime to talk about gas prices and the unemployment rate. This entire controversy is a coordinated campaign strategy by the DNC and the MSM. And the fact is, they will probably win if we don't get our crapola together.
Fact, the woman is a slut. Fact, contraception is not be a taxpayer funded right. Fact, none of this will be comprehended in terms of socialist fascism vs individual personal responsibility.
By November, the average voter will walk into the booth with the entire argument boiled down to this: republicans don't want me to have sex and democrats want to give me free condoms. This will be a winning issue by the democrats unless the republicans get real smart real fast.
She said: “I’m so hot Laz would hit it.”
I'm sure there's a lucrative deal at Hustler just waiting for an active college girl like her .
The payoff might even be enough for her to buy her own sheepskins.
>>I’d hit it, NOT!!<<
Words never uttered by Laz... ;) :)
Da Fluke - A 32-year-old woman who cannot pay $9 per month for contraceptive pills, 30cts per day ...
Birth control pills can be purchased for as low as $9 per month at a pharmacy near
Georgetown’s campus. According to an employee at the pharmacy in
Washington, D.C.’s Target store, the pharmacy sells birth control
pills–the generic versions of Ortho Tri-Cyclen and Ortho-Cyclen–for $9
per month. ”That’s the price without insurance,” the Target employee
said.
Nine dollars is less than the price of two beers at a Georgetown bar. She has just ask her partner to drink two beers less a month and offer her the pills.
That is ok, you have the right to be stunned and outraged.
Word is that at the local Wal Mart in the Georgetown area that a few hundred guys have told the Pharmacist that they need to help out a girl named Sandra, and were asking if they could purchase a year’s worth of contraception pills.
Obama or former president Clinton?
If the later, the Fluke call is an attempt to get Lucky.
If the first, well, maybe Moochelle made him do it.
The sluts want us to stay out of their bedrooms...
...except when we pay for their birth control, and then it’s OK.
She’s in Law School?
What is this sleeping with so many men? A part-time job? Will eff for food? Or for good grades in her contract classes?
Oh, and one more thing....when does she study? Before? During? After?
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