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Oh Snap

The Onion: Ladies Love The GOP For Its “Unflinching Misogyny”


The ladies love them some “unflinching misogyny” from the GOP!

Or so claims a new, completely (rightly) brutal story from The Onion.

Its (sarcastic) claim? “Women voters can’t help fawning over sexist GOP.”

Oh my.

To be sure, we’re usually all about the real news at The Jane Dough. And yet, the Onion underscored a legitimate question here: Why, oh why, did the GOP get all about the ladypart laws during this campaign? It is the losing-est of losing battles. Between the circuitous arguments, most folks’ total unwavering sentiments on the issue (both pro and con repro-rights) and most ladies’ desire to keep their choices, you know, their choices, it’s just a terrible, awful thing to focus on — strategically and pretty much every other way possible.

To be fair, it’s not as though many Republicans chose to have the birth control mandate debate unfurl at this exact moment. That being said, it’s also a little difficult to buy the idea that none of the candidates or pundits had a role in this happening. Yes, the misogyny debate crosses party lines. But we’re focusing on you, GOP — and reproductive rights — at the moment. And this one’s on you.

Which brings us back to the Onion story. It reads a little like a political fan-fic essay that Rush Limbaugh might have penned:

Saying they know its no good for them but they just can’t help themselves, gushing women voters acknowledged Monday the overwhelming and uncontrollable attraction they feel toward the sexist Republican party… “They openly insult me, undermine my intelligence, and act as if I lack the basic responsibility to take care of myself, but every time I hear them talking about why I shouldn’t be able to choose what I do with my own body, I get a little turned on,” registered voter Jennifer Wilson said. ”My friends keep telling me I’ll get burned like I always do when I elect guys who think their authority extends to my uterus, but there’s just something unbelievably sexy about politicians who see something they want and then go out and take it.”

Oh. Snap.

Of course, birth control isn’t the only thing that the Onion story focuses on. It also touches on the GOP stance on the Violence Against Women Act and sex education in public schools. Because who wants that?!

Looks like Rick Santorum has a new paper to cuss out.

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  • Anonymous

    As a woman, I always find it funny how liberals are always trying to push this phony GOP war on woman.  Only ignorant liberalas are buying it.  But I get it, they can’t run on Ozero’s record so they have to divert attention away from his failures.  Dems count on people being uninformed when they go into the voting booth. 

  • Anonymous

    Who would ever have thought that an aversion to the cavalier termination of pregnancies would be judged as a character flaw?

  • Anonymous

    Well, as Obama told us, pregnancy is a “punishment”.   That takes you into their mindset. 

  • Classart

     If you’re a woman, I’m Jed Clampett

  • Anonymous

    Glad to meet you Jed!

    Snarkiness aside, I can see why you wouldn’t want to believe that some women see right through the liberal LIE that is the Republican war on woman.   We aren’t all blind followers of liberal ideology.  Some of us actually use our own brain.

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