three states just voted to nominate a man who doesn't believe in contraception

[spanone]

rick santorum on contraception

“It’s not OK. It’s a license to do things in a sexual realm that is counter to how things are supposed to be.”

[MichiganVote]

1. Three states just said that women and choice don't matter

[1ProudAtheist]

2. 3 States Just Voted To Nominate

Someone who somehow is of the opinion that his beliefs are more important than anyone else's beliefs.

[LuvNewcastle]

3. Santorum/Huckabee 2012

That's all I want for Christmas and my birthday this year.

[Happyhippychick]

4. Santorum/Duggars 2012!

[geardaddy]

5. Correction...

a small group of loonies in three states just voted nominate a man who doesn't believe in contraception

[tridim]

7. A.K.A. Republicans.

[geardaddy]

9. Bingo.

and their enablers (at least in MN) the Independence Party.

[immoderate]

8. Sums it up pretty well.

--imm

[Kalidurga]

13. Thank you so much for that correction...

I am sick and tired of people thinking that my state is Loon(ie) Tunes just because Bachmann is a Rep. She is a Rep of the area that a lot of rich people live in, but she is not, she is most definitely not representing Minnesota.

[geardaddy]

24. I hear ya.

I live in CD-5 and Ellison is my rep. I couldn't be happier that he is. So many people pile on MN because of BS Bachmann, but they forget that the largest congressional district in the state has Keith Ellison representing us.

[grantcart]

6. three states just voted to nominate a man who is willing to submit himself to

massive self humiliation in order to assist in giving President Obama a massive landslide.

Don't stop them now.

[jwirr]

10. Thank God it was only the rethug party that voted for that.

[hifiguy]

11. Well, the bottom-feeding, low-info idjits in three states

(including my own) did so vote. Let's keep it in perspective.

[yellowcanine]

12. And who believes that "man on dog" is a big threat to marriage.

[JoePhilly]

14. To be clear ... "Republicans" in 3 states just voted to do that ...

The "states" will get to vote in November.

[MattBaggins]

15. Wrong

A pitifully small handful of nutjobs voted, not the entire states.

[spanone]

21. those states did indeed vote for santorum...it didn't take the entire state

and yes it was a pitiful small handful of nutjobs

[MiniMe]

16. There were no delegates at stake last night

They wasted the state's money on an imaginary caucas

[2ndAmForComputers]

17. In Missouri. What about the other two?

[MineralMan]

18. Not exactly. A tiny minority, even of Republicans,

did that. At least in Minnesota, those caucuses have nothing to do with who is actually nominated. They're completely ceremonial in nature.

Precinct caucuses have no real function when it comes to nominating presidential contacts. It's just a straw poll of the few who bother to show up at the caucuses. The actual nomination process happens at the state convention - after a primary election. Minnesota's precinct caucuses are meaningless when it comes to presidential nominations.

In fact, none of the three states things yesterday have any real bearing on the state's delegates. It's all for show.

[spanone]

25. in fact, rick santorum won all three states.

[MineralMan]

26. And got no delegates in any of them.

Not one of those states had a binding caucus or primary. It's meaningless, except in terms of how things look.

[JBoy]

19. All medication changes "how things are <supposed> to be"

What are you doing taking aspirin? Don't you know God wants you to have a headache?

[malaise]

20. Yes and no

A very small minority of folks from those states voted for that Ahole

[Ohio Joe]

22. The repugs in three states voted for a repug candidate who does not believe in contraception

Don't be blaming me for those assholes wanting to control woman, I vote D.

[Ilsa]

23. The right Wing brainwashing is frightening.