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the war on women continues by the Democrats
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posted at 8:01 am on March 12, 2013 by Ed Morrissey
Good question which is why Rep. Jim Moran (D-VA) evaded it by complaining about the length of the questions. Bear in mind that Moran held this townhall meeting specifically to discuss legislative responses to the Newtown shootings; it was titled Preventing Another Newtown: A Conversation on Gun Violence in America. If its a conversation, shouldnt Moran be prepared to, yknow, converse? Instead, Moran refused to address the issue of self-defense for women:
[ame=http://youtu.be/Yvh6NFp6xxM]Woman Asks Congressman: Why Aren't You Pro-Choice on Self-Defense for Women? - YouTube[/ame]
Its unclear what length of questions he expected. Perhaps it was something along the lines of When you gonna grab the guns?
Note too the loud cheers that erupt when the question is posed. Clearly, this womans concern didnt come from the fringe, not even among Morans constituents. The question of rape is especially pertinent, since it is primarily a crime of domination and power. Why wouldnt we want women to have the ability to change the power equation in these attacks?
All of it here:
Woman to Rep. Moran: ?Why aren?t you pro-choice [on] self-defense for women?? « Hot Air
links in article at site
SNIP:
posted at 8:01 am on March 12, 2013 by Ed Morrissey
Good question which is why Rep. Jim Moran (D-VA) evaded it by complaining about the length of the questions. Bear in mind that Moran held this townhall meeting specifically to discuss legislative responses to the Newtown shootings; it was titled Preventing Another Newtown: A Conversation on Gun Violence in America. If its a conversation, shouldnt Moran be prepared to, yknow, converse? Instead, Moran refused to address the issue of self-defense for women:
[ame=http://youtu.be/Yvh6NFp6xxM]Woman Asks Congressman: Why Aren't You Pro-Choice on Self-Defense for Women? - YouTube[/ame]
Its unclear what length of questions he expected. Perhaps it was something along the lines of When you gonna grab the guns?
Note too the loud cheers that erupt when the question is posed. Clearly, this womans concern didnt come from the fringe, not even among Morans constituents. The question of rape is especially pertinent, since it is primarily a crime of domination and power. Why wouldnt we want women to have the ability to change the power equation in these attacks?
All of it here:
Woman to Rep. Moran: ?Why aren?t you pro-choice [on] self-defense for women?? « Hot Air