More silly, but less effective?
Democrats hoping that women voters will rescue them from increasingly difficult campaigns have entered the silly season of the “war on women” — and maybe the hypocritical one, too.
“The Republican War on Women is back, and it’s even more appalling than ever,” the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee trumpets in a list-building exercise. How appalling? Supporters of Senator Kay Hagan (D., N.C.) can’t believe that Republican state-house speaker Thom Tillis referred to her by her first name during their first debate.
“We saw women on social media in particular who were bothered by his tone and more than anything they were bothered by his record,” Hagan spokeswoman Sadie Weiner told Politico after her boss turned in a forgettable debate performance.
Tillis has known Hagan for years. “This race isn’t about titles,” he toldPolitico. “It’s about results.”
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Not a single liberal can define this imaginary war. When asked they simply state "Yes there is a war on women". No facts not a single piece of evidence to demonstrate their belief.
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