` Move to Republican War on Women per  and . (, please check your capitalization.) That's what it's about, whether it's in a campaign context or non-campaign situation. This article is about the usage by opponents of Republican policies and legislation seen as infringing on women's rights. Since these opponents include Republican politicians, non-Democrats, and others, I simply say ``opponents``. Their target is specifically against GOP policies.      :*My capitalization was purposeful in this scenario, but I'm not going to quibble too much in either direction.     ::* Okay. The intent is the same. I was just thinking that since we have deliberately chosen capitalization for this article for good reasons, and those reasons don't change with a move, we should keep the capitalized form. By harmonizing our suggestions, we stand stronger.     *`