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Rick Santorum backer
suggests Bayer aspirin as a birth control method for women
Foster Friess caught MSNBC's Andrea
Mitchell off-guard with colorful comment
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/us-election/9069434/US-elections-2012-Rick-Santorums-triple-win-gives-yet-another-twist-in-Republican-race.html
A chief backer of Republican
presidential candidate Rick Santorum stunned
viewers when he made an off-the-wall comment about birth control Thursday.
Foster Friess, the primary supporter
of a pro-Santorum super political action committee, suggested on MSNBC that
women use Bayer aspirin as a contraceptive.
“This contraceptive thing, my gosh,
it’s so expensive,” he told host Andrea Mitchell.
“Back in my days, they used Bayer
aspirin for contraceptives. The gals put it between their knees and it wasn’t
that costly.”
Friess’ inference that women can
place a pill between their legs to keep from spreading them understandably sent
some heads spinning.
Even Mitchell was visibly taken
aback, saying she needed to catch her breath after the comment.


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