social liberalism with libertarianism. you look at the birth control issue. that becomes a religious liberty question. right. but social liberalism is not necessarily the same thing. how should republicans respond? they have to acknowledge that social ideas is changing. some of this data suggests that intact american families are beginning to break apart a little bit. the support for unokawed mothers and if you can make the argument that if you re going to have a strong society ultimately you do need strong families and they should at least talk about that. they don t have to do it in an aggressive way that rick santorum did four years ago but she should not fail to defend it. do republicans have to shift on gay marriage and maybe abortion or not? they have to talk about it in
social liberalism with libertarianism necessarily. for example the birth control issue, where they are trying to force companies to give birth control. that becomes a religious liberty question. right. but social liberalism is not necessarily the same thing as the libertarianism. how should republicans respond? i think they have to acknowledge that social mores are changing. one thing i think they could argue in their favor is that some of this data suggests that in tact american families are beginning to break apart a little bit. the support for unwed mothers, for instance. and you could make the argument that if you are going to have a strong society ultimately you do need strong families. and they should at least talk about that. they don t have to do it in a kind of aggressive way that rick santorum did four years ago but they should not fail to defend i it i think. do republicans have to shift on gay marriage and abortion?
this is already 20 forms of birth control are mandated, and by the way, not by obama ca obamacare. mandated by some hhs bureaucrats who go into the basement and write a regulation after obamacare passes and they decide, elected by no one, accountable to no one, they decide 20 forms of birth control have to be offered for let me try to get judge ginsburg in here. i want to just go a little 50,000 foot here and tell me whether the culture wars are back, and how do you frame let s just take the birth control issue and the supreme court decision. which was about religious liberty, not access to birth control. i think religious liberty and owe bow macare is how the republicans go at it and the war on women is how democrats go at it. there s also touching my earlier point there s a
government and get the government involved in the personal decisions between a woman and her doctor? this is crazy to me. your arguments are so counter-factual. 20 forms of birth control. this is already 20 forms of birth control are mandated, and by the way, not by obamacare. they re mandated by some hhs bureaucrats, who go into the basement and write a regulation after obamacare passes and they decide, elected by no one, accountable to no one. they decide 20 forms of birth control have to be offered for free. let me try to get judge ginsburg in here. i want to just go a little 50,000 foot here and tell me whether the culture wars are back, and how do you frame let s just take the birth control issue and the supreme court decision. which was about religious liberty, not access to birth control. i think religious liberty and obamacare is how the republicans go at it.
should be worried about the birth control and the aspirin between the knees, all of. that i m sorry, it takes two, two, the last time i checked for that to happen. that s true. conservatives i know and respect and follow on this, say the war on women has been a fab bricks by the democratic party successfully to drive this wedge. b, it s liberals who obsess over the birth control issue and republicans don t want to talk about it. then i feel like they keep talking about it. right? it s like, yes, i don t think the republican party wants to wage the battle on birth control. that s not the hill you want to die on politically. yet, that is the battle of their wage. i think when it comes to reproductive issues, it s so much the republicans talk about it as it is they talk about it in the wrong way, a quinnipiac poll from august shows that 60% of american women support bans on abortion after 20 weeks. when republicans talk about reproductive issues, often it s sort of bumbling old guys w