If only someone had paid for her birth control all this could have been avoided.
Sandra Fluke, the liberal activist who made headlines in February 2012, is headed for defeat in her campaign to become a member of the California State Legislature.
In early returns, Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District Board Member Ben Allen led Fluke by a nearly 2-1 margin in the 26th State Senate race.
The race to fill the 26th district seat being vacated by incumbent Democrat Ted Lieu was down to the wire, with both Fluke and Allen–who won the primary in June–raising well over $1 million each.
Fluke had briefly considered running for the 33rd congressional district seat left open by veteran Democrat Henry Waxman’s retirement, but was talked out of it by party elders who urged her to aim for more modest political goals.
She could have only won by a fluke and none came along. Maybe Obama should have come out there to campaign for her. It’s not like anyone else seemed to want his help.
At least there’s always an MSNBC gig in her future. Or maybe Al Jazeera America.





















