Whenever Nancy Pelosi and her kind speak for women: Pelosi repeatedly said the fight over the contraception mandate is about women’s health and criticized Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) for not allowing Fluke to testify at last week’s hearing. they are only speaking for feminazis. Pelosi added: “It wasn’t about church and state, it was about an ideological point of view,” Pelosi said. Nancy got that part right. It is about ideology. Stop funding contraception with tax dollars and tax dollar funded abortions could be the next thing to go. Since Pelosi brought up ideology let’s examine hers. There were no women in the Nazi hierarchy, nor was there a woman running a Nazi bureaucracy, and as far as I know there were no women judges in Nazi courts. Compare that to the feminazis throughout the federal government when you consider the death tolls. Nazi Germany murdered approximately 6-1/2 million human beings. Since American women acquired power through collectivist ideology the death toll for infanticide is approximately 50 million and rising every year; at least 300,000 abortions a year done by Planned Parenthood under the guise of providing female health services. That is not counting the deaths and cruelty that will be caused directly by socialized medicine after Hillarycare II is fully operational. Finally, when soldiers were asked during WWII why they went to war they answered “For Mom & Apple Pie.” That is where the phrase originated. Unless Pelosi is careful when soldiers go to war for worldwide socialism they will answer the question: “For mom and murder.” Oh yeah! Nancy Pelosi’s ideology is something the country should be proud of. Pelosi hits GOP at contraception hearing By Sam Baker - 02/23/12 02:52 PM ET House Democrats kept pressing their case on contraception Thursday, using a hearing on the issue to hammer the GOP and frame the debate around women’s health. Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) organized the hearing after an Oversight Committee panel last week did not include any female witnesses who support the White House’s order requiring employers and insurance companies to cover birth control. Sandra Fluke, the Georgetown University law student who wasn’t allowed to testify last week, emphasized Thursday that many women use contraception for reasons other than preventing pregnancy. She recounted the stories of friends and classmates who rely on contraception for other medical reasons. Those examples helped reinforce Democrats’ argument that the contraception debate is fundamentally about women’s health. Catholic organizations and Republican critics say the debate is about religious freedom and whether the White House is forcing some religious employers to provide services they believe are immoral. Fluke said support for the White House policy is not “a war against the church” but rather a “struggle” for access to affordable contraception. Pelosi repeatedly said the fight over the contraception mandate is about women’s health and criticized Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) for not allowing Fluke to testify at last week’s hearing. “It wasn’t about church and state, it was about an ideological point of view,” Pelosi said. http://thehill.com/blogs/healthwatc...2315-pelosi-hits-gop-at-contraception-hearing
