Stop making connections! They obviously just care about the ladies' health. Sheesh.

Hopefully no one forgets his full record come election time. Although, I'm not sure how much his own party will look favorably on him after doing this.

Interesting. If he has such an anti-woman voting record, why is he doing this? Is he on the Libertarian side of things where he doesn't want to deny marriage rights, only uterus rights?

Hey, it's not called "sinister" in Latin for nothing!

My son is eight and we haven't had any mechanics of sex conversations yet. He understands what goes on with animals, but I don't think he's linked it to people yet. Or maybe he has and just doesn't want to bring it up with us yet. I'm sure it will all come out at an inappropriate time.

Oh yes. Safety pins and paper clips. Nothing is cooler than really red, crusty piercings.

Yes, threatening reproductive health is an alternate definition of freedom in the far-right handbook. Libertarians like Ron Paul like that definition too.

I don't understand this: "it was about giving women the opportunity to show their insurance companies their prescriptions." If an insurance company is already filing claims for a medicine, they probably already know that the person is using whatever the claims are filed for.

Re: New Mad Men season pictures: Could Peggy ever possibly get a good hairstyle? The one she's sporting isn't as terrible as she's had, but seriously, the poor thing keeps getting stuck with the worst hair compared to the rest of the women. Peggy can have it all, except a good set and style.

No matter what your size, it's going to be hard to find clothing that fits right without tailoring. I have a really small chest, and any dress I buy has to be altered; it's just a fact of life. But, that doesn't mean that designers shouldn't be creating clothes that can fit a wide variety of sizes and body shapes. I…

That episode was such a joke. I really wish Tim Gunn and the judges had taken the contestants to task more for their complaints about making garments fit women's bodies. The muumuu solution was awful. Designing for one body type is limiting and just shouldn't be coddled at schools. Being able to design a garment for a…

Why is plus size still so hard for fashion? I know that some styles and proportions don't always look great on all figures, but the dress shown up above would look really flattering on a really wide range of body sizes.

I'm really happy that she re-wears recognizable outfits too. It's nice to see that she is careful about choosing her clothes and doesn't constantly cycle through so many outfits. Plus, her style is something that is accessible to American Vogue readers. Obviously, they may not be buying Chanel, but you can go to a…

Maybe she's really into knowing her resting heart rate?

That's an interesting insight. It makes sense though: if you are interested in changing the Church to reflect your values, you'll move up in the administration so to speak. Those interested in making a difference in their parishioners lives will be ministering to them rather than trying to deal with policy.

It's really hard to tell what exactly is the point where the GOP just falls in on itself. I would have assumed that they'd reached their nadir a while ago, but they keep moving further and further out of field. Some of them know that they're going to0 far, but it seems like no one in the GOP is willing to step up and…

The fact that so many men can publicly misspeak about birth control is ridiculous. Five minutes of research can totally inform you about how it works, etc. The fact that their idiocy is given a public forum, and treated as truth, is enraging.

Yeah, I don't understand why they didn't publicly credit the artist. It seems like the obvious thing to do when you license someone else's work. Plus, it would be good publicity.

That sounds about right. It's amazing that people give credence to anything they say.

It really is unfortunate that the Church that is promoted in the press is one closest in theology to a Baptist evangelical mega-church.