Two male New Hampshire lawmakers made crude comments on their female colleague’s Facebook page after she opposed a public nudity bill which she believes is sexist.
Democratic State Representative Amanda Bouldin took to Facebook to write about her opposition to a bill which will ban women from exposing their nipples or breasts in New Hampshire.
She wrote a brief post criticizing the bill as sexist and a betrayal of the GOP’s purported ‘smaller government’ principles.
But when she wrote, ‘YES, all the sponsors are men. And Republicans’, one of the bill’s co-sponsors, State Rep Josh Moore and fellow Republican State Rep Al Baldasaro responded with crude comments.

Its pretty clear Male Republicans have deep seated issues regarding sex, grammar, and spelling:

If it’s a woman’s natural inclination to pull her nipple out in public and you support that, than you should have no problem with a mans inclanation to stare at it and grab it,’ Moore wrote. ‘After all… It’s ALL relative and natural, right?’
Moore’s comment has since been deleted.

Perhaps they feel women should wear burkas?

After people called him out for that comment, he deleted it, but still kept going. In a later comment, Josh responded, “I’ll see you on the house floor. I have obviously have more respect for a women and her innocence and decency than than women who are support public nudity.”

Meanwhile Baldasaro went straight for a personal insult to his fellow legislator, writing: ‘No disrespect, but your nipple would be the last one I would want to see… You want to turn our family beach’s [sic] into a pervert show.’
Under current New Hampshire state law, both men and women may expose their nipples as they please, but a new bill sponsored exclusively by Republican men, would make it illegal for a woman to ‘purposely expos[e] the areola or nipple of her breast or breasts in a public place.’