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Conservatives keep pushing for women's votes with the "Boats 'N Hoes" PAC

The GOP's "outreach" for the women's vote is getting to the point where they've dug themselves such a hole, some people have walked by and mistaken it for the Grand Canyon (yes, these people may have been drunk, but still...).

The latest GOP gaffe with regard to the War on Women comes courtesy of Shaun Nowacki - comptroller for Blakemore & Associates - who registered a PAC with the Texas Ethics Commission earlier this month. What is the name of this PAC? The Boats 'N Hoes PAC. No, that's not a joke. While it has been reported that this PAC will be dissolved today, that still doesn't detract from the fact that it existed and is just another in a stunningly long line of GOP blunders with regard to women.

Given this PAC's name and the GOP's vile history when it comes to women's rights, here are the names of some other likely future GOP PACs:

- Bitc*es 'N Hoes

- Birth Control Sluts

- Trampy McTrampington

- Make Me a Sandwich

- Men's Brains Are Twice the Size of Yours

- Like Pregnancy is Hard

- We've Gotta Fight For Our Right to Make More...Than Women

- Binders Full of Women

- Shutting That Whole Thing Down

- Suck It


It's really a wonder what the GOP will do if (and when) we elect a woman as president in 2016...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/16/boats-n-hoes-pac_n_5163194.html
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