The unbelievably anti-choice Bob McDonnell

Dear Voter,

Just when you think you've heard it all — meet Bob McDonnell, Republican candidate for governor of Virginia. Mr. McDonnell isn't your garden-variety anti-choice politician. He's a true believer — railing against legalized birth control, public schools, childcare and — believe it — working women!

McDonnell's extreme views were exposed when the Washington Post discovered his thesis from Pat Robertson's Regent University. Written at age 34, McDonnell's thesis details his thoughts on everything he finds detrimental to the American family — including birth control, social programs for the poor, and even working women!

Take it from me — this thing reads like a fire and brimstone sermon from the "Leave It to Beaver" era.

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Mr. McDonnell is not only a man of words: he is a man of action. As a legislator, he tried to implement 10 of the 15 policies set forth in his thesis. He focused primarily on restricting women's access to reproductive health care, sponsoring or co-sponsoring more than 35 pieces of anti-choice legislation. The "working women" he blames for so much have gotten little or no help from him as well, since McDonnell voted against a resolution in support of ending wage discrimination between men and women.

Like other extremist right-wing candidates, McDonnell is now desperately trying to distance himself from his voting record, public statements and actions, and of course, his dissertation at Regent University.

Women will decide this election, so it's up to us to make sure every one of us in Virginia knows exactly where Bob McDonnell stands. Women voting for Bob would be like chickens voting for Colonel Sanders.

The Democratic candidate, Senator Creigh Deeds, is 100 percent pro-women's health, and 100 percent pro-working women, and he is neck and neck with Bob McDonnell.

Support the Deeds campaign — do your part to let Virginia know that McDonnell is simply out of touch with the values of women and families.

Bob McDonnell may think that working women and feminists are the demise of American society — but working together we can cause the demise of his political career.


		Thanks, Cecile Richards, President Planned Parenthood Action Fund