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Subscribe to RSSThe Santorum supporter comments on the culture wars over contraception use saying, "Back in my days, they [woman] used Bayer aspirin for contraceptives."
Foster Friess -- a prominent Santorum supporter and one of the chief benefactors of a pro-Santorum Super PAC -- today made a statement on contraception that's already raising plenty of eyebrows.
Friess told NBC's Andrea Mitchell on "Andrea Mitchell Reports":
This contraceptive thing, my gosh, it's so inexpensive. Back in my days, they used Bayer aspirin for contraceptives. The gals put it between their knees, and it wasn't that costly.
The obvious suggestion by Friess: that women should put an aspirin between their legs so they don’t open them.
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Considering that it's Andrea Mitchell reporting, she is so dumb blonde stupid of course she wouldn't get it. How anyone can find controversy in that statement, an old metaphoric cliche', is bewildering.
Omaba stepped in it and it's going to hurt him real bad in the election. Today's conservative Catholics are going to show up at the polls like never before and see to it that this tyrant gets squashed.
Save the aspirin for after the election, Obama's gonna need them real bad.
I see, Aggie. Objecting to the hatred, intolerance, and violence of your cult's people is, in your hypocritical world, a bad thing. I would expect as much from your kind.