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Quote of the Day: Ashley Judd is just like Todd Akin
In the latest conservative attempt to discredit Ashley Judd before she’s even said she’s running for the Senate, the Daily Caller points to her history of “bizarre” feminist comments:
LOL. Yep, recognizing that sexism exists and believing that is a problem is “outrageous” and “extreme.” Totally the same as taking the fringe position of opposing abortion in cases of rape and making offensive–and scientifically ignorant–comments suggesting that women regularly lie about being raped or that some kinds of rape aren’t that bad.
As Tim Murphy notes, it’s possible that Judd’s outspoken commitment to gender equality could make her too liberal for Kentucky, “but there’s nothing ‘bizarre’ about feminism.” Besides, two recent surveys found her trailing Sen. Mitch McConnell by just a few percentage points. So maybe Kentuckians aren’t as averse to this outlandish feminism thing as conservatives would like to believe.