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Q: The GOP will have a much easier time talking to women once they realize that women can HEAR them. 
  
 “They can hear us now? Right now?” 
  
 Oh yes. And it isn’t sounding so good. 
  
 Mike Huckabee (Former Arkansas Governor, present talking head) made some remarks to the RNC Thursday that have (unfortunately for him) not gone unremarked. You don’t even need an indignation machine to get worked up about this one. 
  
 Huckabee said, in full glorious resplendent context, 
  
 “I think it’s time for Republicans to no longer accept listening to Democrats talk about a war on women. Because the fact is, the Republicans don’t have a war on women. They have a war FOR women. For them to be empowered; to be something other than victims of their gender. Women I know are outraged that Democrats think that women are nothing more than helpless and hopeless creatures whose only goal in life is to have a government provide for them birth control medication. Women I know are smart, educated, intelligent, capable of doing anything anyone else can do. Our party stands for the recognition of the equality of women and the capacity of women. That’s not a war ON them, it’s a war FOR them. And if the Democrats want to insult the women of America by making them believe that they are helpless without Uncle Sugar coming in and providing or them a prescription each month for birth control because they cannot control their libido or their reproductive system without the help of the government, then so be it, let’s take that discussion all across America because women are far more than Democrats have made them to be. And women across America have to stand up and say, Enough of that nonsense. “ 
  
 I think for full effect we have to go line by line on this one, because it’s a doozy. It’s a three-coil steamer. Reading this makes me want to bite the head off a bat. Did he not attend the classes on how to talk to women? 
  
 The short version is that you should talk to women as though they are in the room. That’s it. It’s that simple. We can hear you! Assume for a second that GOP legislatures in numerous states were not aggressively trying to regulate the female body, as though it were some sort of dangerous alien species invading the workplace that ought to be carefully controlled. Leave that aside for just a moment, and just think about tone. Every single problem the GOP has had with women and messaging comes down the fact that they keep addressing women as though they are not in the room. “It’s okay,” Huckabee seems to think, “I am just speaking in my normal man voice, so no woman will be able to hear or understand! Please, there are no women here. This isn’t a KITCHEN.” 
  
 Let’s go line by line. 
  
 Because the fact is, the Republicans don’t have a war on women. They have a war FOR women. For them to be empowered; to be something other than victims of their gender. 
  
 “Victims of their gender.” Of course! I knew there was a word for it. Here I thought I was female, but it turned out the adjective I was looking for was “gender-impaired.” Women, you see, were born with a vital part missing, the part that allows you to legislate and be addressed as though you are in the room. They are to be pitied, not censured. And certainly not given any free birth control. Make them earn the ability to control their reproductive choices by doing what men do: not having wombs. 
  
 Women I know are outraged that Democrats think that women are nothing more than helpless and hopeless creatures whose only goal in life is to have a government provide for them birth control medication. Women I know are smart, educated, intelligent, capable of doing anything anyone else can do. 
  
 It’s okay! He can say this. Mike Huckabee has lots of woman-friends. 
  
 Also, what’s this about helpless, hopeless creatures with just one goal: birth control? This conjures up a picture of Gollum, frantically scrambling around on the ground muttering something about a NuvaRing. How awful that Democrats think this. 
  
 Our party stands for the recognition of the equality of women and the capacity of women. 
  
 Aw, it is so sweet of Mike Huckabee to think that women are capable of doing anything anyone else can do! That’s — really forward, given that it is 1906. I hope he votes to encourage our suffrage! 
  
 That’s not a war ON them, it’s a war FOR them. 
  
 Those are your options, after all. War ON or war FOR. Women can’t wage war themselves! They are supposed to sit on the side and urge you on by giving your their handkerchiefs as favors. 
  
 And if the Democrats want to insult the women of America by making them believe that they are helpless without Uncle Sugar coming in and providing or them a prescription each month for birth control because they cannot control their libido or their reproductive system without the help of the government, then so be it, let’s take that discussion all across America because women are far more than Democrats have made them to be. 
  
 Uncle Sugar. 
  
 Yes, it is Democrats who have said all that. Democrats are the ones insisting that women are helpless creatures crawling around incapable of controlling their libidos. Democrats are the ones who suggest that if we just tightened our chastity belts a notch, none of us would have these problems, and we wouldn’t waste the tax dollars of Real People on our niche issues. Democrats say that. It’s good Mike Huckabee is here to set them straight. He has a lot of woman-friends. 
  
 Once more, with feeling: Women, no matter what anyone suggests to the contrary, are people. And we’re in the room. I know that sounds crazy. Women aren’t people! People are men! 
  
 But this is your problem. This right here, this is your problem. 
  
 (Hiya, I’m on Twitter! @petridishes) ||||| Mike Huckabee knows women can control their libido. 
  
 Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images 
  
 Earlier today, Harvard’s Institute of Politics announced that former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, who’s currently a Fox News host and who may run for president again in 2016, would be a “visiting fellow” for the spring semester. 
  
 In unrelated news, Huckabee was the lunchtime speaker for today’s leg of the RNC winter meeting. He started with a riff on that obsession of both parties—the “war on women” meme. Democrats, said Huckabee, were patronizing women every time they suggested that birth control was a right they had to defend from the GOP. Democrats were telling women “they cannot control their libido or their reproductive system without the help of the government.” 
  
 Reporters were a little rattled by the line, but Huckabee’s used it before—he used it on the latest episode of his Sunday show. 
  
 The ridiculous claim that a pro-life position is a “war on women” is an insult to the millions of women who make extraordinary sacrifices for their children. 
  
 For Democrats to reduce women to beggars for cheap government funded birth control is demeaning to the women that I know who are far more complicated than their libido and the management of their reproductive system. 
  
 So it’s a crowd-pleaser, if only to a select audience. 
  
 UPDATE: Conservatives have responded to the quote – well, more accurately, responded to liberals responding to the quote – by insisting that the media ran it without context. Mea culpa/humblebrag: I was in the room at the time, filing quickly, but preferring not to stop my tape and transcribe the entire line. Here it is now: 
  
 Our party stands for the recognition of the equality of women and the capacity of women. That’s not a war on them; it’s a war for them. And if the Democrats want to insult the women of America by making them believe that they are helpless without Uncle Sugar coming in and providing them a prescription each month for birth control because they cannot control their libido or their reproductive system without the help of the government, then so be it, let’s that that discussion all across America, because women are far more than Democrats have made them to be. 
  
 The conservative objection is that this full quote is not nearly as dismissive-sounding as the short, Twitter-sized version. That’s arguable – Huckabee’s point remains that Democrats are calling women promiscuous and trying to buy them off with birth control. If Democrats want to object to that, they can. |||||
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Mike Huckabee's take on the "war on women" caused a stir yesterday when he said Democrats want women to think they are weaklings who can't control their own sex drives, while the GOP wants them to think they are more than "victims of their gender." If Dems "want to insult the women of America by making them believe that they are helpless without Uncle Sugar coming in and providing for them a prescription each month for birth control because they cannot control their libido or their reproductive system without the help of the government, then so be it," the former Arkansas governor and potential 2016 hopeful told a Republican National Committee meeting. "Let's take that discussion all across America." The aftermath: Reporters from CNN and NBC had to issue corrections after tweeting that Huckabee himself thought women couldn't control their libidos (rather than Democrats thinking that). But Mediaite points out that "the first impression will be the one that sticks." White House spokesman Jay Carney said he hadn't seen the comments, but he called them offensive after hearing an excerpt, reports the Hill. "Whoever said it sounds offensive to me and to women," he said. Huckabee has made similar comments before, including on his Fox show just a few days ago, Slate notes. "For Democrats to reduce women to beggars for cheap government funded birth control is demeaning to the women that I know who are far more complicated than their libido and the management of their reproductive system," he said. One of the many problems Alexandra Petri at the Washington Post has with Huckabee's "three-coil steamer" of a speech is the way he seems to be addressing women as if they were in the kitchen, not in attendance. "The short version is that you should talk to women as though they are in the room," she writes. "That’s it. It’s that simple."