just how poorly women have done in the business world under this president. he made it hard for him to succeed. everyone understands that thp yes, they ll talk about women s healthcare. but if they only focus on healthcare, abortion and contraception then they will have a problem. they are speaking on a broad range of issues including the economy. but the republican party platform focused on women s issues, specifically abortion p so you can t say this party is focusing on it. i have the platform no, i m saying if they if they do that, that will be a problem. our party ranges everything from social issues to economic. there s no indication that is what will happen. let me bring you in on this conversation, why do you believe that right now, that mitt romney is trailing president obama with female voters? is it what hogan has said, an issue of just message? or when have you incident like todd aiken coming out and saying
welcome back. yesterday the house of representatives didn t get the two-thirds vote required to outlaw gender-based abortion, terminating pregnancies based on the sex of the baby. the overwhelming opposition came from democrats and even some, quote, unquote, femme cysts. congressman sheila jackson lee played the fear card. i think the next act will be dragging women out of patient rooms into the streets and screaming over their bodies as they are dragged out of getting access to women s healthcare. that s what i feel like is occurring today with the legislation that is on the floor. not quite, congresswoman. well, here s how the white house then went on to frame the issue. the administration opposes gender discrimination in all forms. but the end result of this legislation would be to subject
voted for hang on a second. so what? stop, stop. let me go let s go to some of the arguments. you remember when robert bourque was up for the supreme court, nominated for the supreme court and it was ted kennedy said there will be women, back alley abortions, all that rhetoric and it showed up again today. here is congresswoman jackson lee. listen to this. i think the next act will be dragging women out of patient rooms into the streets and screaming over their bodies as they are dragged out of getting access to women s healthcare. that s what i feel like is occurring today with the legislation that is on the floor. this is a problem. i know you democrats are desperate, you can t run on the president s record so you got to scare grandma and you have to square old people, and you ve got to start this phony war on where i am. nobody is going to be dragged out of anything. all conservatives like myself,
welcome back. yesterday the house of representatives didn t get the two-thirds vote required to outlaw gender-based abortion, terminating pregnancies based on the sex of the baby. the overwhelming opposition came from democrats and even some, quote, unquote, femme cysts. congressman sheila jackson lee played the fear card. i think the next act will be dragging women out of patient rooms into the streets and screaming over their bodies as they are dragged out of getting access to women s healthcare. that s what i feel like is occurring today with the legislation that is on the floor. not quite, congresswoman. well, here s how the white house then went on to frame the issue. the administration opposes gender discrimination in all forms. but the end result of this legislation would be to subject
apologize for the interruption. i think you knew the justice department would have a problem with this. i would agree that this justice department has a problem with a lot of things that states want to do bill: i ll get to my question. the burp in the south is a little higher in some other states because of the voting rights law that was passed. how do you win this right now the way it s set up against eric holder? well we take it to the supreme court, and the supreme court has already raourblgsd and i believe it waruled, and i believe it was an indiana case that you can require a photo identification law to pass in your state. we ll take it to the supreme court. unfortunately texas is having to spend, as a lot of states, like south carolina, and other states, i think there have been 16 states now that have passed voter identification laws. we are having to spend a lot of money and time defending our right to make sovereign decisions from this administration, and voter id s,