"What goes on in America's bedrooms is none of your business, let alone the state's or the church...

[Skidmore]

unless it is nonconsensual or involves assault." Period.

Why noone has ever said this to a politician's face, I don't understand. I suggest we start asking this question in an OOB effort. Occupy Our Bedrooms. This room, aside from our bathrooms, should be a zone of privacy for all, the only exceptions being for assaultive sexual behavior. Other than that, it is noone's... I repeat, NOONE'S, business.

Likewise, a concerted effort to reclaim women's bodies and reproductive choices should be part of this as well as civil rights for the LGBT community.

Politicians keep their noses in the bedrooms of the nation to distract people from the boardroom and corporate hankypanky they engage in. Call them on it.

[xchrom]

1. They should, but liberals are never that forthright

On any number of issues.

That kind of assertiveness might offend some one.

[LiberalEsto]

2. It's hard to get a word in edgewise

with all the blabber they keep spouting

[TrogL]

3. Trudeau said the same thing in Canada in 1967

[Canuckistanian]

10. "there's no place for the state in the bedrooms of the nation"

I remember when he said that. And I remember almost everyone agreeing with that statement.

[Ilsa]

4. Skidmore, I love what you said!

I am sick to death of RWers making women's sexual health the enemy! It's sickening!
K&R

[BadgerKid]

5. I'd like to see more visible unity against all kinds of this...bullying.

Think of everywhere we see bullying: at the school, in politics, due to gender, due to sexual inclinations, and so on.

[Mimosa]

6. Misdirection diverts public's attention from the real tricks

Magicians use misdirection. So do politicians.

[sarcasmo]

7. Say it loud, say it proud.

[Initech]

8. I look at it this way:

Bedrooms = no one's business.
Boardrooms = everyone's business.

The GOP has those two things confused.

[DCKit]

9. Well, we could all register as Republicans and gain immunity. nt