To anger female voters in America is to tread on the tiger's tail...

[Playinghardball]

[daleanime]

1. Problem is.....

some of our politicians are insane.

[SMC22307]

2. "The War on Women" didn't propel Udall or Hagan to victory.

I appreciate what Rollins is saying, but I'm guessing the economy is what women voters care about most.

2014 Midterms: Women Voters Care About More than Reproductive Rights

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But so-called women’s issues aren’t limited to abortion and contraception and Republican candidates appear to be banking on Democrats only campaigning for women’s votes by talking about reproductive rights. Indeed, women as a group care even more about economic issues, especially paid leave, equal pay for equal work, and the minimum wage. This raises the question: when is an issue the focus of a campaign because it has the potential to affect the well-being of a large number of people and when is it being somewhat cynically exploited for its political appeal to a particular voting bloc but without much substantive merit?

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http://www.brookings.edu/blogs/fixgov/posts/2014/10/21-2014-midterms-women-voters-sawhill

[jwirr]

5. You are somewhat right. To me the economy means my children, grandchildren and great

grandchildren. And what is threatening them right now is the economic impact on low income workers. I am also concerned about women's issues because the young ladies in my family are going to need protection. But if the bottom falls further for low income families they are also going to need economic protection.

[niyad]

3. does not seem to be stopping, or hindering in any way, those woman-hating pols who are

happily, eagerly, cheerfully, voting to eliminate our rights.

[drray23]

4. wishful thinking.

If that was true, we would not have 31 GOP governors out of 50, and we would not have 68 out of 98 state legislatures controlled by the GOP. Too many people, women included vote against their own interest, especially in red states.

[ananda]

6. That enough women are not that angry is to me ...

... the mystery of this century.