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UCmeNdc

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Sun Nov 4, 2012, 05:53 AM Nov 2012

Cher on GOP’s war on women: ‘This is sick stuff’

Oscar-winning actress and singer Cher and comic Kathy Griffin have teamed up to film an ad for the pro-Obama Super PAC, the Jewish Council for Education & Research titled “Don’t Let Mitt Turn Back Time on Women.”

“There’s a lot at stake in this election,” Cher said, “for women and for people who like women and respect them.”

“I’m looking at you, guys,” Griffin chimed in.


Regarding the Republican party’s lurch to the far right on women’s health issues, Cher said, “Honestly, this is sick stuff. Richard Mourdock thinks pregnancy resulting from rape is a ‘gift from god.’”

The two stars dinged Missouri Republican Rep. Todd Akin as well, underlining the fact that these men, with their extreme right-wing views are running for some of the highest political offices in the land.

“These guys aren’t running for town councilman, okay?” said Griffin. “They’re running for the United States Senate.”


Raw Story (http://s.tt/1rQvi)



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Cher on GOP’s war on women: ‘This is sick stuff’ (Original Post) UCmeNdc Nov 2012 OP
Yes it is sick stuff, and the media prefers to put the war on women and the Supreme Court on the still_one Nov 2012 #1
Actually.... Behind the Aegis Nov 2012 #2
Rs went for the rapists' vote duhneece Nov 2012 #3

still_one

(92,217 posts)
1. Yes it is sick stuff, and the media prefers to put the war on women and the Supreme Court on the
Sun Nov 4, 2012, 05:56 AM
Nov 2012

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duhneece

(4,113 posts)
3. Rs went for the rapists' vote
Sun Nov 4, 2012, 08:02 AM
Nov 2012

Rapists get away with rape alot (according to all the statistics dealing with conviction, arrest, reports of) so I figure some R strategist figured out that since they've lost so many women's vote, gays vote, and minorities vote, they were going to go after the rapists' vote...I think they were successful in their strategy (or is that tactic?)

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