ABORTION ADVOCATE GLORIA STEINEM IN TOWN TO LAUNCH "WOMEN FOR QUINN" COALITION
1960s abortion right activist Gloria Steinem in town for Pat Quinn Friday
CHICAGO - Friday, the Illinois Republican Party pointed to Quinn's slim lead among women as the reason Governor Quinn is finally announcing his "Women for Quinn" coalition with the help of 60s radical leftist Gloria Steinem.
"The most recent poll on the governor's race shows Governor Quinn trailing Bruce Rauner 41%-44% overall and holding a slim 2% point lead among women," the IL GOP press release said Friday. "Seeing these numbers is clearly taking its toll on the Governor, who today, just 39 days from Election Day, is forced to finally launch his Women for Quinn coalition."
The IL GOP points to state budget cuts in education and domestic violence prevention, "gross mismanagement" at the state's Department of Children and Family Services and Quinn's "secret early prison release" of violent criminals as reasons why women are polling two percent higher for Bruce Rauner.
Quinn's people say the governor "has been a strong champion for women, from leading initiatives to strengthen(ing) pay equity to signing laws to prevent domestic violence."
Bruce Rauner has "no social agenda," and his Women for Rauner coalitionincludes pro-abortion Republican women such as former Lt Governor Corrine Woods and former State Rep. Elizabeth Coulson, as well as pro-life women Republican National Committeewoman Demetra DeMonte, State Rep. Jil Tracy, Kane County Board Chairman Chris Lauzen's wife Sarah and Rauner's running mate Evelyn Sanguinetti.
Ultimately, Quinn's failures will be his downfall, and women will make it happen November 4th, the IL GOP says.
"Governor Quinn is desperate to get women back in his column, but it’s simply not going to work," said Jayme Odom, Executive Director of the Illinois Republican Party. "Women and all Illinoisans can see that he's broken every promise he's made, from jobs, to education, to public safety and child welfare. That's why, on Election Day, we're finally going to hold him accountable for his failures."
It is too bad Gloria's mother was Pro Life.
ReplyDeleteA few years ago, a nurse found a baby struggling for life in a pile of dirty laundry. The baby had been born alive as the result of a botched abortion and then left to die alone in this pile of laundry.
ReplyDeleteMr. Obama, an Illinois state senator at the time, and other Democrats voted against requiring medical aid for babies born alive as a result of botched abortions.
The nurse was Jill Stanek. The hospital was Christ Hospital. Google it.
Obama has been the dig-me, aint I cool president since 2008. In that time, like his political history before that, he has not done a single goddamned thing. His most recent United Nations address where he apologized for the Ferguson, Missouri violence, along with Eric Holder and the Governor of Missouri urging a vigorous prosecution of the Michael Brown incident sidesteps every aspect of due process the Constitution guarantees. He's a do-nothing, throw in the towel piece of shit. He acknowledges Islam and disallows the customs and traditions of Christianity. Anyone who witnessed the superficial sincerity at the press conference regarding the beheaded reporter, followed by his minutes later golf outing could see what a superficial phony bastard we have in the White House. We can only hope the Republicans can come up with someone to stop this madness before the tipping point is crossed. And on top of everything else, this goof lets his wife, who had a career of high paying, do nothing jobs, address the United Nations on the topic of how poorly women are treated in the workplace. When does all this end?
ReplyDeleteA vote for Fran Hurley is like a vote for this old witch. Remember how a pro abortion womens group helped fund Frans campaign? She took that blood money....and our Catholic Ward voted for her. Disgusting.
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