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That's right, the activists of the National Association for Gals (aka the National Organization for Women) are swarming the Senate to nag senators into towing their abortion-on-demand line. You'd think an organization of gals in this day and age would want to avoid sounding so shrill, but I suppose not.
"By nominating Samuel Alito, Bush hopes to send our country
back to a time before civil rights, before Roe v.
Wade, and before the New Deal," said NOW President Kim
Gandy.
Such hyperbolic women could give ladies a bad name. And how do
these "activists" have time to come to Washington? Don't they have
jobs?
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