[Netizen]

I can hold you by the hand through all of Fluke's carefully written speech. It was designed to show that women need contraceptives for medical reasons unrelated to sex. It didn't say that these women were from Georgetown. Fluke was speaking as an 'expert' on these issues, and because she wasn't an expert, she wasn't allowed to speak to all of Congress under oath - that's why she ended up reading a statement to a bunch of Democrats in front of cameras in a staged circus. But don't tell me "what what Ms. Fluke really said is that all her friends at Georgetown are sluts, broke, and likely to get pregnant." Because she didn't. And like Rush Limbaugh, I don't think you read or listened to Sandra Fluke's typical leftist statement. Fluke found or invented women who needed the pill for medical reasons and were denied it because it was also a contraceptive. That was the whole purpose of her statement.

All of what you said AND trying to force a religious institution to cover the premiums for insurance for items going against their beliefs.

[Scoutmaster]

All of what you said AND trying to force a religious institution to cover the premiums for insurance for items going against their beliefs.

Yes. We had the moral high ground on that issue until Limbaugh opened his mouth and started lying about Fluke.

Now, we'll never get it back. It's not that we're not morally right. It's that we'll be shouted down by people wielding the name of that activist Fluke, and reminding us of Rush's apology, and the fact that virtually everything Rush (and conservative sites) said about Fluke's presentation to the Democrats was false.