In an election year partisan politics can often seem to be at their worst. There are many issues up for debate, but there is one we can all agree on: breast cancer should not be able to take any more of the women we love.
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If you support a woman's right to make decisions about her own health, share this image.
“Our president, when he hears a young woman has been attacked, worries about his daughters—not his delegates or his donors.”
—Sandra Fluke on why she supports President Obama
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First Lady Michelle Obama took the stage for the first night of the Democratic National Convention and delivered a powerful speech about family and the promise of America. Watch it—then if you're fired up, chip in to help us win.
After being verbally attacked by Rush Limbaugh and other right-wingers, Sandra Fluke has become an outspoken, public advocate of women's rights. There's a clear difference between then candidates when it comes to women's rights, and this week, she's been traveling around the country with female members of Congress to highlight Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan's policies on women's issues.
Read MoreThe GOP has adopted an extreme platform that is incredibly out of touch. Take a look at just ten of the policies Republicans hope to enact under a Romney presidency.
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Here's a sneak peek of the 2012 Republican Party platform—written at the direction of the Romney campaign. Share it widely.