Mich. Dem to perform in "Vagina Monologues"

Michigan State Rep. Lisa Brown / WWJ-TV
(AP) LANSING, Mich. — A Michigan lawmaker barred from speaking in the state House after she used the word "vagina" during a debate on an anti-abortion bill will participate in a performance of the Tony Award-winning play, "The Vagina Monologues," on the state Capitol steps.
Michigan Democratic Party fundraiser Laura Hornshaw said Saturday in an email that Monday evening's performance was planned in response to Rep. Lisa Brown not being allowed to speak on the House floor Thursday.
Republicans who control the chamber said the West Bloomfield Democrat violated decorum Wednesday while speaking against a bill requiring doctors to ensure women aren't coerced into ending their pregnancies.
Mich. lawmaker barred for "vagina" comment in abortion debate
Brown told Republicans she was flattered they were "all so concerned about my vagina. But no means no."
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The women like the men have no morals or class.
I bet Lisa Brown would have loved some obscene pictures of Anthony Weiner set to her over the web.
Sick, Sick sex fiends on the left
Very truly yours,
Erin Hindes
Hindes36@gmai.com
If someone can kindly give me the name and number of Doctor who performs these I would be ever so grateful!
This is an obvious violation of the First Amendment and wouldn't stand up in a court of law.
Those women usually also feel that birth control should be easily available to all females from the time they get their first period.
The "No Rules" generation has no idea what they are doing to themselves, their culture and their country.