I toally agree. as a WOMAN, why would you allow a man to decide when, where, and how to have a kid? AND there is a person who is running for the Senate in Indiana said that if a woman gets pregnant during a rape, then it was God's will. As a woman, why would you vote for that? less

I'm Canadian but have been following this election rabidly, as our PM likes to mimic US politics in his own way.

Roe V Wade was a landmark decision that impacted worldwide politics, and anyone wanting to overturn/disregard it should be courting the wrath of every woman, in my opinion.

I am terrified that there are women who support Romney, even if they themselves are pro-life. How can you support a man who wants to bring women back to the 1950s? Don't even get me started on his wife.

Oh, I could go on for ever on these people, the voting-machine-buying son as well. And I am an animal rights activist, so... I will stop here less

This is not something I want to get into (because I like neither candidates and do not align with Dems or Repubs enough to identify as either), but I'm very pro-choice. I'm also pretty confident that Roe vs. Wade is not going to be overturned any time soon in this country, no matter what Republican candidates have to say to get the ultr-conservative vote. The issue that most Americans care about right now is the economy. I'm not saying the issue of abortion isn't important (it most certainly is), but I'm not worried about our rights being in danger. Politicians talk a lot because they have to. I've learned to tune out certain things that are likely not that much of an issue in favor of the larger problems that surely everyone will be focused on...like getting jobs. less