Powerful GOP Businesswoman Calls BS on ‘War On Women’ for the Shameless Propaganda that it is

by Elizabeth Nelson

This past Sunday morning Carly Fiorina, the former Hewlett Packard CEO that once unsuccessfully ran against CA Senator Barbara Boxer and who now heads the American Conservative Union, was on CNN’s “State of the Union,” and the topic was the so-called Republican ‘War on Women.’ True to form, she didn't hold punches and was quick to give her opinion on the Democrat's rather effective propaganda tool, "War on Women."

She began by calling the angry response to the Hobby Lobby case “ridiculous.” Then she pulled out a fortune that she said she’d received in a fortune cookie, drawing a hysterical parallel to Democrats and their war-on-women and read it:

"Strong and bitter words indicate a weak cause" and that’s exactly right. The War On Women is shameless, baseless propaganda. There’s no fact to it.

 But it’s worked because it’s scared women to death. Enough.

Bo-yeah, nicely done, Carly.

Even Barbara Walters admits that there is no war-on-women, when asked.

So, is this just further proof that if a liberal speaks the words it makes it so, or further proof that we conservatives need to open our mouth more and speak truth to their fiction and shine a light and dispel their lies, like a roach scurries from the light?