Tom Tancredo

Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Ron Paul, Tom Tancredo, Duncan Hunter, and Fred Thompson are practicing "dog whistle politics" -- most Americans won't realize it, but they're sending signals that they're opposed to contraception.

Republicans convened on an Iowa stage today for the first Iowa presidential debate. Did Mitt Romney really say he'd cut this administration's ineffective teen pregnancy prevention programs?

Is there a vast left-wing conspiracy, of which RH Reality Check is a part, that brought reproductive health, gay rights and other crucial issues to the YouTube/CNN debates last week?

In the CNN Debate held in Nevada, the Democrats blew an opportunity to wake Americans up to what is really at stake when it comes to the Supreme Court.

Tom Tancredo says no to money for contraception, STI testing or preventive health services and yes to anti-choice propaganda.

The Republican presidential candidates who participated in the Values Voter Debate Monday night opposed not only abortion but science-based sex education, CEDAW, and universal health care, too.

As the competition for the Iowa caucus heats up, candidates attempt to out-do one another opposing contraception. Romney, Brownback and Tancredo lead the charge.

12,000 more Iowa GOP voters were expected than showed for the Straw Poll - a rejection of the field? Does the low turnout and surprising finish of Gov. Mike Huckabee signal an end to a generation of strident anti-abortion politics?

RH Reality Check's ace Iowa analyst, Lynda Waddington of Iowa Independent, previews this weekend's money-driven GOP straw poll and what it might mean for social conservatives.

Gov. Mitt Romney and Rep. Tom Tancredo are locked in an apology war with Sen. Sam Brownback, a candidate who specializes in acting first and seeking forgiveness later. Sen. Fred Thompson even has a cameo in this series.