Dear Editor:  For Republican women, the 2012 presidential
election is about far larger, more important issues than whether
or not the government should pay for birth control. Reasonable
women understand Roe v. Wade and birth control aren't controlled
by the White House. Mitt Romney isn't going to take away women's
rights. Those are minor social issues when you look at the big
picture.  Forget the spin, what really matters to women in
America?  Work? 760,000 more women are out of work than when
President Obama took office. Obama has fewer women in his White
House than his predecessors George W. Bush and Bill Clinton.
Expenses? Gas and grocery prices have increased 15 percent since
Obama took office. Gas prices have doubled.  Women support the
Republican Party because they want to limit the role of
government, promote traditional values, and uphold the U.S.
Constitution.  Women are Republicans and Democrats,
conservatives and liberals, and one group doesn't control the
narrative of what women want.   Michelle