women's health

The Romney-Ryan-Akin Platform for Women

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The women are watching bus tour stopped in West Chester, PA and spoke to college student Alix Lowe-Server. Alix knows what's at stake this election and that's why she's speaking out.

Todd Akin is getting all the attention these days, but what about politicians who agree with him? When it comes to women's health, Todd Akin and Paul Ryan are exactly the same. Take a stand against opponents of women's health like Akin and Ryan: http://ppaction.org/akin

First stop on the Women are Watching bus tour: Concord, New Hampshire. Joined by Senator Jeanne Shaheen and women's health activist Sandra Fluke, hundreds gathered outside the State House in New Hampshire to protect and promote women's health.

Missouri Congressman and Senate candidate Rep. Todd Akin has always been out of touch when it comes to women's health issues, but he went too far when he claimed that women who are the victims of "legitimate rape" don't get pregnant. There is no doubt about it: Rep. Todd Akin is wrong for women.

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When women hear about Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan's plans for women's health, they are appalled. Romney and Ryan are out of touch and harmful for women's health in America. Planned Parenthood Action Fund will be making sure voters know exactly where Romney and Ryan stand. We will be mobilizing our more than 6 million strong network to fight for women's health come November.

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DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz recorded a message to the Women's Leadership Forum, speaking out against the Republicans' dangerous "Protect Life" Act.

Women are Watching is Planned Parenthood Action Fund's 2012 campaign to educate women and men across the country about the unprecedented attacks on women's health and where candidates stand on pivotal health care issues, empower women to hold anti-women's health candidates of either party accountable, and work to elect pro-women's health candidates up and down the ballot.

Since January of last year, bills targeting women's health have been introduced in all 50 states. But women will remember who turned their backs on us and who voted to keep us healthy. On Election Day, women will be fighting back. Find out who's standing up for you, visit: http://www.womenarewatching.org Transcript: In 2011, times were tough. Recession. Joblessness.

Lisa Koch shares her thoughts on the War on Women. Contains the word "vagina" and other women's body parts... yup.