Right.

Now, the liberal bloggers and inane reporters are working upon the assumption that she has been barred from speaking because she "dared" to say the word "vagina."

No, that's not why.  First of all, she got her facts wrong on the bill, and made it look as if her faith is being attacked when it was not.  But her disgusting comment came when she said that she was flattered that the men in the House wanted to get in her vagina.

That's outrageous!  Flattered?  She is flattered?  Imagine if there were 10 men on a street corner cat-calling a woman, would she be flattered that the men want to "get in her vagina?"  What a filthy mindset.  It is so beneath the lowest form of communication to suggest that the men of the House want to get in her vagina, when the bill's sole purpose was to decrease the number of abortions in the state.  For Lisa Brown to make it sound as if the Republicans want anything to do with her most intimate and private, yes, God-given parts is so vulgar and unlady-like, I can't describe it.  Then she had the audacity to suggest that she had previously told the men of the House that they couldn't have sex with her, and she now said no again..."no means no."

Lisa Brown suggested that Republicans hate Jews, and keep insisting on having sex with her.

This woman is completely disgusting, outrageous, and vulgar.

How does this behavior advance the cause for women in the state?  She does not speak for all women, nor does she speak for all Jewish women.  This is a complete outrage!

Now, I have a friend, Eileen Hart, who is a conservative, pro Israel activist, fellow blogger and Orthodox Jew, and she adds,

The fact that she is probably so non-religious and so secular and only uses Judaism when it is convenient to get herself heard is shameful.  No modest or Jewish woman who grew up with real Jewish values would even talk like that in public with such vulgar terms.  We Orthodox Jewish women are taught from childhood to act with dignity and maturity.  Ms. Brown is an example of what it was like to obviously grow up in a home where Hashem was not a big part of her life, nor was the core values that Hashem sets forth in the Torah.  As it is stated in the laws of modesty, even our speech has serious implication when we speak lashon Hara, which is gossip or vulgar language.  It shines a negative light on Israel and all Jews as we are supposed to be the light and example unto other nations.  To discuss her private parts in front of men is the biggest aveira (sin) for Jewish women. She is using Judaism and desecrating G-d, what she is doing is shillul Hashem, a desceration of the laws G-d gave us in the Torah.  We are commanded to be the light unto every other nation, and it is our duty as Jewish mothers and Jewish daughters to set the example of good behavior to the rest of the world.   She is putting us all in a bad light, she should be ashamed of herself.