New political ads from Republicans show that they really (DON'T) understand women voters.

Courtesy of Think Progress:  

In the latest attempt to woo younger, more diverse voters, a Republican group has released an ad campaign comparing voting for various Republican gubernatorial candidates to Say Yes To The Dress, a reality show centered around women picking the right wedding gown. 

One ad, paid for by the College Republican National Committee, shows a young woman trying on a wedding dress and raving about Gov. Rick Scott (R-FL) as her mother urges her to pick Charlie Crist instead. 

“Mom, this is my decision. And I see a better future with Rick Scott,” the bride says. At the end, she, her mother, and her African American maid of honor squeal and toast with champagne. 

Facing dismal approval numbers with women, minorities, and college students, Republican Party strategists have publicly urged candidates to talk to these voters in a new way. So far, however, the script hasn’t changed much. “Say Yes To Rick Scott” comes on the heels of another recent ad by Americans for Shared Prosperity that compares President Obama to an abusive boyfriend. “The goal here is to communicate with women voters in a way that outside groups and campaigns haven’t,” Americans for Shared Prosperity head John Jordan told Politico with the release of the ad.

By relegating them to an outdated stereotype? 

What's next?

Will the Republicans attempt to blame anger at their party's platform on "that time of the month?"

Will they suggest that women should vote for them because they would make it so hard to compete against men in the workplace that they would be forced to stay at home and be better mothers?

Or perhaps they simply want to slip them a roofie, take their unconscious body to the polls, "help" them to vote, and then try to convince them afterward that were sending out signals that they wanted that to happen.  

Seriously, how could any woman vote for these idiots?