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If the Democrats take the House back and they say (during the run-up to the election) that they will not vote to re-elect the FIRST WOMAN SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE, they are obviously ANTI-WOMEN!!

Trump’s nominee Gina Haspel Is it true that Democrats are anti-women? It certainly appears that way. Doesn’t sound like a winning formula to me, but then TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome) turns otherwise rational folks into delusional idiots. The Democrats do not want a woman to be in charge of the CIA; they are poised to resist the selection of President Trump’s nominee Gina Haspel for that job. She would be the first female to head the CIA and Democrats are opposed to her, even though she is eminently qualified.

Jay-Z Drops The N-Word While Campaigning For Hillary Clinton Jay-Z finally headlined a concert for his b*tch and sister, Hillary Clinton in Cleveland Ohio, Friday. She was in attendance, actually. Remember how I told you about that last week? Remember how I wondered which wholesome songs he was planning on singing/rapping/doing whatever he does to inspire unity and bring a little class back to the campaign trail? Would he sing about ladies riding d*cks in “I Just Wanna Love You”? Or see how many nasty words he could say consecutively in “Ignorant Sh*t”? (In case you’re wondering, one line in...

Buried inside a Politico report about Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz‘s (D-FL) future aspirations was an interesting revelation: “When [Wasserman Schultz] sensed Obama was considering replacing her as chair in 2013, she began to line up supporters to suggest the move was both anti-woman and anti-Semitic.”Wasserman Schultz is reportedly very much at odds with White House staffers, and rarely even speaks with President Barack Obama.The report mainly focuses on Wasserman Schultz’s political future, and whether she should stay on as DNC chair through the 2016 campaign, co-chair a likely Hillary Clinton presidential campaign, or even run for Senate in...

PORTLAND, October 27, 2005 (LifeSiteNews.com) – An attorney who helped a woman successfully sue an abortionist for medical malpractice for failing to warn her about an increased risk of breast cancer has responded to a Rocky Mountain Newsletter to the editor claiming that the abortion-breast cancer link is a “myth.” In his letter to the editor last week, titled Abortion-Breast Cancer ‘Myth’ Wasted on Juries, Jonathan Clark objected to what he described as “spin” on the abortion-breast cancer link. Vicki Cowart, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains, claimed “The science is clear: abortion is not a...

Assisted Reproductive Technologies are Anti-WomanBy Marie Anderson, M.D., FACOG and John Bruchalski, M.D. "Assisted reproductive technologies" (ART) broadly includes any therapy directed towards improving the chances of conception for an infertile couple. In 1978 one form of this technology made its debut when Louise Brown was born after her mother underwent IVF (in vitro fertilization). At the time, the scientific world marveled at man's accomplishment in creating the first "test tube baby." Now it seems more as if we have opened Pandora's Box. Initially it sounded simple to mix sperm and an egg in a Petri dish, but we...

For the past weeks, the media have been gaga over the 50th anniversary of Playboy magazine and the "Playboy philosophy," whose guru, Hugh Hefner, began to mainstream pornography and de-couple sex from a committed marital relationship. What interested me most about this latest excuse to run pictures of almost naked women on television and of the 77-year-old Hugh Hefner in his silk pajamas, surrounded by surgically enhanced women young enough to be his great-granddaughters, was the usual media complicity in promoting a one-sided and incomplete picture of the "free love" generation (which, as it turned out, was neither free nor...

MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATHTop abortion doctor convicted of abuse Researcher claims case not as rare as news coverage suggests Posted: December 4, 20031:00 a.m. Eastern © 2003 WorldNetDaily.com Arizona's most prominent abortion doctor was convicted yesterday on 22 counts of sexually abusing patients over the past 17 years. Dr. Brian Finkel, 54, who has said he performed 20 percent of the state's abortions annually, was found not guilty on 34 counts, including six of the more serious charges of sexual assault, the Arizona Republic reported. Dr. Brian Finkel as verdicts are read yesterday (Photo: Arizona Republic) The jury could not reach...