Matt Bors for March 21, 2012

way2go – Matt!

Wait, does this mean you exhausted the supply?

“Here’s the irony: Republicans would like to outlaw depictions of penetration among willing participants, while mandating penetration for women who don’t want it.” — Randi Rhodes

Another good one, Matt. Worthy of a Herblock prize winner.

Well that depends on what the definition of “is” is, Mr Clinton. If, by U.S., you mean tax payers, I heartily agree. No tax payer should have to support what goes on in the subject of Bors’ latest little bit of Jr. Highschool satire here.

Democrats demand taxpayers pay for birth control, Republicans say government shouldn’t be involved, therefore it’s a Republican war on women. Like men in general, Republicans just can’t win.

It’s unfair to declare a “Republican war on women”. They’ve also been at war with science for quite some time, and any effort to restrain corporate profits and abuse, of people, the environment, or the economy.

Love it. Says it all in one bumper sticker.

damn straight. how is the gop says that the dems and the liberals are all about sex, but they themselves are sex addicts. i mean, that idaho pol says that women can’t differentiate rape and consensual. wth?

remember this is the party that is against big intrusive government. I guess that only applies to males

Electile dysfunction.