women

Why listen to a Mitt Romney ad, when you can hear it from Mitt Romney?

In the second Presidential debate, President Obama showed that he's committed to progress for women while Mitt Romney exposed that he's too extreme for women.

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Voiceover: "Seen this from Mitt Romney? Then take a look at this:"

Anderson Cooper: "If Roe v. Wade was overturned, Congress passed a federal ban on all abortions, and it came to your desk -- would you sign it? 'Yes', or 'no?'"

Mitt Romney: "Let me say it: I'd be delighted to sign that bill."

Voiceover: "Banning all abortions?"

Excerpt from the 2012 Presidential Debate in Hempstead, New York: President Obama on the Romney Plan for Women

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Excerpt from the 2012 Presidential Debate in Hempstead, New York - Mitt Romney on Pay Equity for Women: "Binders Full of Women"

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First Lady Michelle Obama shares why this election is important for women and how we can get involved to make sure President Obama is re-elected this November.

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Excerpt from the 2012 Presidential Debate in Hempstead, New York: President Obama on Women's Rights

In his first speech after winning last night's Presidential debate, President Obama broke down the choice in this election and how we're moving forward.

President Obama understands that women's issues are America's issues. When asked about equal pay for equal work Romney refused to answer and didn't tell the truth—instead he talked about women as resumes in "binders."