In the video below, you'll see Paul demanding that Kathleen Hogan, Deputy Assistant Energy Secretary for Efficiency, tell him why women should have reproductive rights when his toilet doesn't work. I know. I didn't believe it either.

Evidently, Paul not only opposes reproductive rights for women but is also against energy efficiency. How is abortion a "consumer item," and who is forcing Paul to buy certain energy efficient products?

He wants consumer choice. Fine. But he's one of those seeking to take away reproductive rights. In fact, he supports a federal law to do just that. He calls those promoting energy efficiency "busy bodies," but again, he's the one who wants to criminalize abortion.



H/T to Salon.com

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