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A couple weeks on the show is ranting and raving about the transvaginal ultrasound movement.

Virginia and Alabama and other states, they want to stick things in women's vaginas before they can get abortions and have a look around.

And of course, there was Rush Limbaugh saying that Virginia Fluck, if she wanted the government

to pay for her birth control, which she did not want. But if she did, which she didn't, that

Virginia Fluck should be required to post videos for having sex online so that Rush could watch.

It just seemed to me that what a lot of the men in government really wanted was a good look at women's vaginas.

Perhaps they're not getting enough looks at home.

Perhaps the women in their lives have barred them from accessing visually or physically or in any other way.

Their vaginas, and it just felt like maybe we could make an end run around this.

Maybe if we gave them what they want, which was a good look at women's vaginas, they would leave women alone.

And so I suggested that maybe it's a form of protest, women could bombard the Virginia state legislator and Virginia's horrible governor,

Governor vaginal wand, with pictures of their vaginas.

And somebody wrote in and directed my attention to a website,

government-free vj.com or government-free Vijay-J, where women were being encouraged to do what exactly?

Annie Modisit joins us now.

She's a co-founder of government-free vJ.com.

What are you guys telling women to do?

We are asking women if they would like to...

No, no, no, this is America.

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