Bayer Aspirin Between Gals' Knees For Contraception? Now These Old Bayer Ads Make Sense

•  beefrank, I see you have never purchased birth control before.  It is not as inexpensive as asprin. In fact without insurance coverage it can be quite expensive for the consumer, from $50-70 dollars a month or even higher, particularly if one is required to take a specific kind of pill for health reasons. Also your interpretation of Friess' comment is a stretch.

• Mr. Friess obviously was being humorous and the umpteenth misquotes indicates most do not get the joke, what Friess was illustrating or are lying to smear their political opposition. In a back handed way, he communicated how much our social mores have changed and how inexpensive birth control pills are. Is aspirin mandated in health insurance policies even though  the cost is similar as birth control pills?  That is the point Friess simply made.  This entire issue is about Constitutional power and if the government has the right to mandate actions of its citizens for simply existing.  Can the government law mandate its citizens to provide free items to its customers if it goes against their religious beliefs?

• And this is a huge financial supporter of Santorum - who is up 34% in the polls.  What is happening to this world????

• The Republican implosion is just great!  Wow!  Mr. Friess, like it or not, you have gone viral!  Can Republicans find more ways to lose an election?  It's fantastic.  Other than the lame candidates and their SuperPAC backers, they can blame Conservative pundits like Sean Hannity for the inability to field a competitive candidate.  As long as Sean is around, Republican may never win the Presidency again. http://mankabros.com/blogs/onmedea/2012/02/13/because-of-sean-hannity-republicans-may-never-win-again/

• Back in his day, it was stylish to wear an onion around his waist. Not the red ones, of course, because of the war.

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