Well, there's always that day job for her to fall back on -
Posted on 11/05/2014 12:02:15 AM PST by Berlin_Freeper
LOS ANGELES, California -- Sandra Fluke, the feminist icon who rose to national prominence after being called a "slut" by conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh, and after urging that Obamacare require religious institutions to cover abortion and birth control, has failed in her effort to win a seat in the California State Senate.
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In the Bluest state in the country.
And didn’t help a number of Senate Democrats went to prison.
Sandra and Wendy Davis could do group ...
THANK YOU CALIFORNIA!
Did I really just say that?
Fluke...goes down.
She now joins Cindy Sheehan in the Democrat “used and discarded woman” file ...
Democrat women lost all over the country and I include Clay Aiken in that
hopefully now she’ll just fluke off.
I will personally provide her money to get those tubes tied to prevent any lefty spawn from falling out of her loin areas to reek havoc upon future generations.
There is MUCH to be happy about tonight!
Thank God for it.
Some legacy, her claim to fame is being called slut by a talk show host. Go home, Sandra, your 15 were up years ago..
Fluke Flunk lol
Rush is gonna be crowing about this tomorrow. He’ll probably drink a toast to Fluke’s opponent while holding a full bottle of “Two By Tea” with a twist of Lemon.
The war on women women lost. The women who were good candidates won. I think this puts that tiresome meme to rest.
SOB
That’s the saddest thing Ive read all night...
Fluke...goes down. (Finally, we can use that phrase without wretching)
A loser is a loser.
What the fluke happened there?
Her problem is that she had the wrong campaign slogan. Had it been, “Fluke her right in the “p**sy” she would have won in a landslide! buuuahahahahah!!!!
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