I see so much fear from left-wing feminists on Sarah Palin...abortion is their sacred cow and they just cannot get past it; they just cannot, despite 30 years of scientific development that shows us that babies in the womb are not just a blob of tissue. Thankfully, there are a whole generation of women who have regretted their decision, and have passed on their tragic experience to their own daughters (when they finally had them.)
So, evidently unbknownst to the feminists who live in their own little bubble, countless homes and charities have been established by those stuffy right-winged ideologues to stop the perpetuation of the awful lie of abortion being a woman's right. They've been there for over 20 years sowing seeds of life into a new generation of women who compete with vigor in the workforce but will not go down the path to abortion as the women before them.
With all this said, it is fair to say that the hypocrisy is pointing right back atcha---since when have feminists encouraged women to stay at home with their babies? This is really a new one, and it is laughable that you have now become the advocates for stay at home moms!
Can You Say ‘Sexist’?
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Posted By: cagirl6 @ 09/08/2008 2:59:42 AM
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Posted By: socalsue @ 09/08/2008 3:12:10 AM
It's much more than that. She favors big oil vs environmental conservation. In fact, she doesn't believe that humans are contributing to global warming. She doesn't think polar bears should be on the endangered species list. She tried to fire the town librarian for refusing to pull books from the library at Palin's whim. Then there is the lack of experience. These issues are all being overlooked because she has a winning personality. Didn't we learn from GW Bush that we shouldn't vote for someone because we like them? Anyway, that is the point of view from many of us who do not support Sarah Palin.
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Posted By: doctorfixit @ 09/08/2008 3:44:51 AM
I favor "big" oil too. They actually produce something of value - unlike the enviro-psychotics,who have done nothing but drive employers bankrupt. I think liberals, not polar bears, should be on the endangered species list. And I suspect that librarian was a liberal fascist who insisted on parading gay porn in the library. Palin has more executive experience than any other candidate. All of these are false issues. Palin;s enemies hate her because she dares to step out of the NOW box.
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Posted By: socalsue @ 09/09/2008 3:33:17 AM
Ha ha ha! You are funny, but no they are not false issues. Right wingers seem to think people who don't agree with them run around foaming at the mouth hating normal healthy people.
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Posted By: Amartya99 @ 09/08/2008 3:29:34 AM
"The governor's two years leading Alaska, which in terms of citizens served is the equivalent of being mayor of Poughkeepsie, N.Y.,..." According to US Census Bureau: Population of Poughkeepsie, New York is 30,050. Population of Alaska is 670,053. I see that Newsweek (or any liberal media) already vetted their journalists well.
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Posted By: socalsue @ 09/08/2008 3:36:40 AM
It's still a tiny state population-wise, but yes, she should have found a better city to compare it to. San Jose, CA is in the 900,000+ category to provide a comparison.
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Posted By: Amartya99 @ 09/08/2008 4:16:55 AM
I would give the benefit of the doubt to any politician who mispeaks during an interview, or to people like us who put commentaries on a news article. A mistake like this in a piece written on a weekly media shows not only clumpsiness or laziness not only on the part of the author but also on the part of the editors. At the end, given the tone of the piece, it reflects the quality of the magazine itself.
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Posted By: socalsue @ 09/09/2008 3:24:00 AM
Agree with your point, but Anna Quindlen's point is also well taken that Alaska has a very small population.
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Posted By: HarleyDavidson @ 09/08/2008 3:50:26 AM
A GOP feminists doesn't set herself up as America's victim unlike you two democratic feminist. Furthermore, the leaders of the democratic feminists movement belong to the botox, plastic surgery, geriatric crowd each unable to force a human expression on their faces without the help of a backhoe. I'll take Palin every time, human faults and all.
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Posted By: socalsue @ 09/09/2008 3:22:22 AM
This is a presidential race not choosing a mate. And you're certainly welcome to each other, Red Neck!
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Posted By: hathorfan @ 09/08/2008 5:51:01 PM
You know, I feel like I've suddenly been placed on the wrong planet. That this woman could potentially get this high up the political ladder is terrifying. All our work, all our work, for animals, for clean energy, for women's rights, for teaching truthful information in the schools...it's all threatened. I don't know what we're going to do except work as hard as possible to elect Obama. His and Biden's jaws must have hit the pavement when they got the information that this was their competitor. I am sick.
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Posted By: socalsue @ 09/09/2008 3:16:30 AM
I am glad there are so many others who feel the same way. Too bad most of us live in the Blue States.
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Posted By: DC_campbell @ 09/08/2008 7:09:01 PM
Why can't we all just get along and make a decision that will best benefit "our" country. Forget democrat, forget republican......I'm ready for God to be in control. Thank you President Bush for considering God's opinion. I'll vote for anyone else who does the same. God bless America!!!!!
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Posted By: Isis Skye @ 09/09/2008 12:40:05 AM
You mean the god who "told" Bush to go to war with Iraq? Oh my...
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Posted By: Legalese @ 09/09/2008 12:38:49 AM
I'm disgusted with the GOP because ever since I've been a Republican all I've ever heard from my Republican male counterparts is that women belong in the home and should not sacrifice their children for their careers. NOW all of sudden they want to switch gears?! I remember even hearing Laura Ingram make statements about the working women and how some of us women should really stay home and take care of our kids...now, she's on their side?!!! What a bunch of hypocrites...Thank god I never listened to any one of them including the morons that go to my church!
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Posted By: Legalese @ 09/09/2008 12:27:20 AM
I think it's rather funny that when minorities have children out of wedlock you hear statements like "Oh, well they have no guidance, parents are in jail, parents did drugs, or my favorite parents don't care" Yet, when it happened to someone like Sarah Palin and her daughter you never heard these types remarks-why is that? Folks, definitely a double standard here and I'm a conservative Republican who works with young women that are not so lucky as Ms. Palin's daughter in that these young women have no support from their families or the general public. Thank God Palin's daughter is in the circle of GOP
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Posted By: suki33 @ 09/09/2008 12:16:20 AM
Thirty years ago we fought to make abortions safe and legal for women, but we recognized that it might not be the only choice. We called ourselves pro-choice, not pro-abortion, partly because it sounded better and because we agreed on respecting women's rights to choose to carry or not carry a pregnancy to term. I'm appalled at the so-called pro-choice warriors questioning a woman about her personal choice or her daughter's
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Posted By: Legalese @ 09/08/2008 11:55:09 PM
I'm disgusted with the GOP because ever since I've been a Republican all I've ever heard from my Republican male counterparts is that women belong in the home and should not sacrifice their children for their careers. NOW all of sudden they want to switch gears?! I remember even hearing Laura Ingram make statements about the working women and how some of us women should really stay home and take care of our kids...now, she's on their side?!!! What a bunch of hypocrites...Thank god I never listened to any one of them including the morons that go to my church!
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Posted By: Mommabear @ 09/08/2008 11:30:35 PM
While I have to hand it to Sarah Palin for making her way to the Governorship, it is clear that she has NO experience to do the job of VP. This is not an issue of whether or not she is a feminist. Her short political career and knowledge of the world are skewed by her Alaskan and small town view. There is no doubt that she has had to claw her way to get where she is, but she is like a big fish in a small pond. Alaska is nothing like other states in this country. How can she possibly relate to what most of the population experiences?
Pit Bull or Soccer Mom - this is the type of thing Americans care about?? She cannot separate herself from the same old policies that have gotten us into the mess we are today. She thinks she is qualified to push the button and play with the big boys? She can't even be interviewed by the news stations because the republicans are afraid she'll mess up her answers. That's because she can't answer the important questions? When it comes to dealing with difficult heads of state and having to negotiate, I don't want a Pit Bull. I want someone who can think, use good judgment, stay calm, do the right thing for the country, is smart and well-educated. Oh, and religion should not enter into politics. It's no good for religion and no good for politics.
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Posted By: black saint @ 09/08/2008 7:50:02 AM
Mexico's and Latin American's primary economic policy is to send their Uneducated peons and Criminals to the US for Tax payers to support and be the Victims as they rob, rape and slaughter Americans by the 10,s of thousands, Businesses to Exploit and profit from, and for Corrupt Politicians to Pander and Cuddle! While Mexico has one of the most punitive and strictly enforced immigration policies in the world!
Amnestying them & with chain immigration for their relatives and their relatives in an never ending chain will add 100,s of millions, a vast underclass of fast breeding, uneducated citizens that will make it impossible to continue the social network for American tax payers. When that occurs you will see riots, fires and pillage from coast to coast that will make the recent rioting in French by Muslim immigrants look like an cook out!
We are now seeing that the Illegal Aliens can not only impact this Nation but the global economy as well. Many of the Sub-Prime loans & defaults were to Illegal Aliens that started the unraveling of the Global Economy! Just like our Declining standard of living, Bankrupt Hospitals, Failing Schools, Welfare costs, Identity fraud, Welfare fraud, Voter fraud, Gangs, Crime, Crowded prisons, Destroyed communities, Exploding population, Congested roads, Pollution, Insurance costs, Balance of payments, (Imported oil etc. to support the illegal alien population) Trashed Constitution and the Rule of Law, they have now spread their negative impact across the Globe.
It looks like with American heading into a very bad recession or more likely an depression, The 100,s of billions the Illegal Aliens are costing American tax payers for free medical, schooling, welfare etc. needs to be spend on American citizens, not invading criminals from third world counties, plus the 40 to 50 billions remittance by Illegal aliens needs to stay in the country to simulate this economy and force Mexico & Latin American to address their problems!
Last but not least, all Nations immigration policies are by design & intent suppose to enhance the Nation and its Citizens that immigrated legally, obeyed the laws, paid the taxes, fought the wars and built the nation! Clearly for the reasons numerated above Amnesty for the invading horde of uneducated peons and criminals does not meet this criteria.
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Posted By: I_M_O @ 09/08/2008 11:21:10 PM
THE GOP CONSTITUENCY HAS HAD TO BE REMINDED REPEATEDLY BY BUSH & MCCAIN THAT LATINOS ARE PEOPLE TOO! JUST THAT STATEMENT ALONE MAKES ME CRINGE. READ ON.
>>>> ???Not only does immigration appear to be "protective" against violence in poverty areas, violence was significantly lower among Mexican-Americans compared to blacks and whites. This _ "Latino Paradox," [shows they] do better on a range of social indicators_ than one would expect, _??? (--winter issue of the American Sociological Association's Contexts magazine and LiveScience.com Tue Mar 18, 2008 4:11 PM ET)
>>>> Comparing the PEACEFUL Immigration March to that French nightmare protest is like comparing the act of tying a ribbon to a tree to tying nooses in it. (Reputable news sources can report it was a PEACEFUL day in America)
>>>>?????? two decades ago, his hands were picking vegetables for $22 a day_ [He was an illegal] migrant worker, in_ a California field _ He learned dozens of jobs, with a blazing desire _ [and eventually] studied math and science _ [Dr. Quinones] became one of the best brain surgeons in the world _and a U.S. citizen. From John Hopkins, his medical teams are a rainbow of colors ??? smart, intense, and learning.??? (-- By Bob Dotson, TODAYShow.com contributor, updated 7:51 a.m. MT, Wed., July. 23, 2008)
>>>>_ economists generally believe that when averaged over the whole economy, _ the average American's wealth is increased by less than 1 percent because of illegal immigration. _The economic impact of illegal immigration is far smaller than other trends in the economy, such as the increasing use of automation in manufacturing or the growth in global trade. [which] have a much bigger impact on wages, prices and the health of the U.S. economy??? (-- Q&A: Illegal Immigrants and the U.S. Economy by Adam Davidson, NPR.org, March 30, 2006)
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>>> I want to see real immigration reform, but I do not agree with the violence perpetrated against these immigrants (legal or illegal). I???m shocked at an Iowan's hateful words, ???We do not have time to worry about you.??? regarding the illegal man murdered by a bunch of drunken white teenagers. IMO, she has lost her humanity.
>>>>I am for holding Latin America accountable for helping their own people and that needs to be a part of any immigration plan. Their a**hole leaders and wealthy do not take responsibility for creating jobs. They don???t have a social welfare system and they could care less if their poor rotted and died, but Americans don???t need to follow suit.>>>>>>
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STOP BEING DISTRACTED BY RACIST PROPAGANDA!!
These article are based on research not just hateful innuendo.
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Posted By: I_M_O @ 09/08/2008 8:46:06 PM
THE GOP CONSTITUENCY HAS HAD TO BE REMINDED REPEATEDLY BY BUSH & MCCAIN THAT LATINOS ARE PEOPLE TOO! JUST THAT STATEMENT ALONE MAKES ME CRINGE. READ ON.
>>>> ???Not only does immigration appear to be "protective" against violence in poverty areas, violence was significantly lower among Mexican-Americans compared to blacks and whites... this ??? "Latino Paradox," [shows they] do better on a range of social indicators ???. than one would expect, ???.??? (--winter issue of the American Sociological Association's Contexts magazine and LiveScience.com Tue Mar 18, 2008 4:11 PM ET)
>>>> Comparing the PEACEFUL Immigration March to France???s nightmare is like comparing the act of tying a ribbon in a tree to tying nooses in it. (Reputable news sources can report it was a PEACEFUL day in America)
>>>>?????? two decades ago, his hands were picking vegetables for $22 a day??? [He was an illegal] migrant worker, in??? a California field ???. He learned dozens of jobs, with a blazing desire ???. [and eventually] studied math and science??? [Dr. Quinones] became one of the best brain surgeons in the world ???and a U.S. citizen???. From John Hopkins, his medical teams are a rainbow of colors ??? smart, intense, and learning.??? (-- By Bob Dotson, TODAYShow.com contributor, updated 7:51 a.m. MT, Wed., July. 23, 2008)
>>>>???. economists generally believe that when averaged over the whole economy, ???. the average American's wealth is increased by less than 1 percent because of illegal immigration. ???.The economic impact of illegal immigration is far smaller than other trends in the economy, such as the increasing use of automation in manufacturing or the growth in global trade. [which] have a much bigger impact on wages, prices and the health of the U.S. economy??? (-- Q&A: Illegal Immigrants and the U.S. Economy by Adam Davidson, NPR.org, March 30, 2006)
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>>> I want to see real immigration reform, but I don???t agree with the violence perpetrated against these immigrants (legal or illegal). I???m shocked at an Iowan???s hateful words, ???We don???t have time to worry about you.??? regarding the illegal man murdered by a bunch of drunken white teenagers. IMO, she???s lost her humanity. >>>>><<<<<<I am for holding Latin American???s accountable for helping their own people and that needs to be a part of any immigration plan. Their a**hole leaders and wealthy don???t take responsibility for creating jobs. They don???t have a social welfare system and they could care less if their poor rotted and died, but we Americans don???t need to follow suit.>>>>>>
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STOP BEING DISTRACTED BY RACIST PROPAGANDA!!
My white husband and minority friends don???t buy it, why should you!!
America wake up and vote OBAMA/BIDEN ???08
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Posted By: I_M_O @ 09/08/2008 8:37:41 PM
THE GOP CONSTITUENCY HAS HAD TO BE REMINDED REPEATEDLY BY BUSH & MCCAIN THAT LATINOS ARE PEOPLE TOO! JUST THAT STATEMENT ALONE MAKES ME CRINGE. READ ON.
>>>> ???Not only does immigration appear to be "protective" against violence in poverty areas, violence was significantly lower among Mexican-Americans compared to blacks and whites... this ??? "Latino Paradox," [shows they] do better on a range of social indicators ???. than one would expect, ???.??? (--winter issue of the American Sociological Association's Contexts magazine and LiveScience.com Tue Mar 18, 2008 4:11 PM ET)
>>>> Comparing the PEACEFUL Immigration March to France???s nightmare is like comparing the act of tying a ribbon in a tree to tying nooses in it. (Reputable news sources can report it was a PEACEFUL day in America)
>>>>?????? two decades ago, his hands were picking vegetables for $22 a day??? [He was an illegal] migrant worker, in??? a California field ???. He learned dozens of jobs, with a blazing desire ???. [and eventually] studied math and science??? [Dr. Quinones] became one of the best brain surgeons in the world ???and a U.S. citizen???. From John Hopkins, his medical teams are a rainbow of colors ??? smart, intense, and learning.??? (-- By Bob Dotson, TODAYShow.com contributor, updated 7:51 a.m. MT, Wed., July. 23, 2008)
>>>>???. economists generally believe that when averaged over the whole economy, ???. the average American's wealth is increased by less than 1 percent because of illegal immigration. ???.The economic impact of illegal immigration is far smaller than other trends in the economy, such as the increasing use of automation in manufacturing or the growth in global trade. [which] have a much bigger impact on wages, prices and the health of the U.S. economy??? (-- Q&A: Illegal Immigrants and the U.S. Economy by Adam Davidson, NPR.org, March 30, 2006)
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>>> I want to see real immigration reform, but I don???t agree with the violence perpetrated against these immigrants (legal or illegal). I???m shocked at an Iowan???s hateful words, ???We don???t have time to worry about you.??? regarding the illegal man murdered by a bunch of drunken white teenagers. IMO, she???s lost her humanity. >>>>><<<<<<I am for holding Latin American???s accountable for helping their own people and that needs to be a part of any immigration plan. Their a**hole leaders and wealthy don???t take responsibility for creating jobs. They don???t have a social welfare system and they could care less if their poor rotted and died, but we Americans don???t need to follow suit.>>>>>>
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STOP BEING DISTRACTED BY RACIST PROPAGANDA!!
My white husband and minority friends don???t buy it, why should you!!
America wake up and vote OBAMA/BIDEN ???08
Working for responsible change!
Mc
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Posted By: rspock @ 09/08/2008 1:08:46 PM
Typical left wing B.S.. They push a menu of outright lies, half-truths, and talking points about Gov Palin, spew them over and over again (disregarding the fact that they have often been completely refuted), and then claim "See! She's either an evil lying neo-con" or "just a run-of-the-mill stupid neo-con".
Fortunately at least 51% of people (according to Rasmusson) see through this garbage can of propaganda.
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Posted By: bastanow @ 09/08/2008 11:19:30 PM
Unfortunately for you...the truth is...Palin is just a puppet..a dangerous one...and your darling kingdom very soon will be crambling down...wacth it!!
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Posted By: bastanow @ 09/08/2008 11:08:15 PM
Its amaze me! Out of sudden...being a feminist became popular! Even Republicans can present credentials! Palin does not represent me! Palin represents a very restrict kind of women, extremist, narrowminded, hipocrit, that in any moment of history would never represent the kind os values and believes the feminist women does! Give a break on trying to get people confuse!
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Posted By: Mariana S @ 09/08/2008 10:44:31 PM
http://theanchoressonline.com/2008/09/08/over-palin-not-hypocrisy-you-never-knew-us/
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Posted By: one4REALchange @ 09/07/2008 11:03:35 PM
Talk about sexism! The Republicans wearing buttons: Hot VP from a cool state? How sexist and hypocritical is that?
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Posted By: pearsoncrz @ 09/08/2008 10:21:24 PM
You are being sexist when you assume that "hot" only applies to women.
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Posted By: pearsoncrz @ 09/08/2008 10:05:31 PM
Palin is pro-life, even in the case of rape, and opposes same-sex marriage and favors teaching creationism alongside evolution in schools. But she hasn't pushed for legislative changes in any of those areas.
That says plenty. It shows she knows the limits of government. Government isn't there to tell us what to do.
Obama seems more inclined to use government to control it's citizens than Palin.
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Posted By: willow207 @ 09/08/2008 10:04:29 PM
The GOP haven't found 'feminism', they found political expediency in the hopes of grabbing a few Hillary votes. As if Palin could EVER compare to a real feminist politician. Keep dreaming Palin, but you still won't get there in this lifetime.
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Posted By: GloriaSwanson62 @ 09/08/2008 9:30:27 PM
As a former democrat, a mom a teacher, and a woman, it amazes me that your article scoffs at a woman who has broken the glass ceiling in the name of "feminism". Is there only one path to the sacred shrine of opportunity for women? I hope not in this land of opportunity, but the tone of your article leads me to think otherwise. Also, I find it insulting that the only "choice " that you deem appropriate for discussion is not the choice to stay at home or work or do both, but the "choice" to take a life. I made my choice. You made yours. Sarah Palin made hers. I'm not going to judge you on your choice. I hope you won't judge me on mine. Now can we just all choose to judge her by her record?
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Posted By: Bubbahunk08 @ 09/08/2008 10:02:24 PM
Whether a working mom can be VP is not the issue here. The issue is that McCain brought out a complete unknown with 8 weeks to go before we decide who will lead our country for the next 4 years. How many priests and ministers do we have to see on the front page before we realize you can't judge a book by its cover. No one group is composed of all good or all bad people, but we won't have time to find out about Sarah Palin - and it isn't the Democrats fault. But what will happen is that women will argue and people will post this and that and we won't get down to the real issues at hand - how our country is going to survive and thrive for our children. Believe me, I was caught up in all this talk for a few days and then realized that the entire discussion had been moved to focus on Palin and not on the issues that matter to the American people. If you really were a Democrat and if you are a working mom, if you think about the Ledbetter case - and you believe in equal pay for equal work - and you want more opportunity for all of our girls and boys - there is really only one serious choice. Believe me, I wish McCain had picked Christine Whitman, Kay Bailey Hutchinson, or even Heather Wilson - then we would have had a real race. Right now, the Republican ticket represents American Idol versus two real people on the other ticket. Just FYI, in case you really weren't a former democrat - Hussein means beautiful boy. Don't be fooled.
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Posted By: linds_g @ 09/08/2008 9:51:56 PM
Anna Quindlen hit the nail on the head. As a women, I find McCain's pick desperate and offensive. I do not choose my politicians based on gender (or race or sexual orientation or religion, for that matter). While I respect Governor Palin for breaking the glass ceiling, I cannot in good conscience give her my vote. I do not agree with her policies (not believing global warming is man made, never supporting a woman's right to
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Posted By: Donna1000 @ 09/08/2008 4:11:43 PM
The rank hypocrisy is in the Democratic Party that has pretended to support women's rights but that savaged Hillary Clinton and is now savaging Sarah Palin. The not too subliminal message from the Nasty-Crats is that women should not aspire to the highest offices in the land.
If Barack Obama had thought himself capable of handling Hillary Clinton in the VP slot, he and Sen. Clinton would be sailing to victory. And if Barack Obama himself doesn't think he can handle Hillary Clinton as his VP candidate, then why should the American electorate trust him to handle any of the other tough players on the world stage?
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Posted By: popmanifesto @ 09/08/2008 4:21:11 PM
I love how you conservative mudslingers, the same people who have demonized Hillary Clinton since 1993, suddenly care so deeply about Hillary and the fortunes of the Democratic party. Yeah, right.
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Posted By: Donna1000 @ 09/08/2008 4:23:12 PM
Conservative? I have never for voted for a Republican candidate for President in my life, until 2008.
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Posted By: popmanifesto @ 09/08/2008 4:43:51 PM
Nice try. Not buying it. The name calling (Nasty-crats?) and the lack of support of anything the Dems stand for give you away as another Repub tryting to stir the waters. You people count on the stupidity and vindictiveness of your fellow Americans to win elections, but you're not fooling anybody but yourselves this time.
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Posted By: pearsoncrz @ 09/08/2008 9:49:00 PM
She's not the only one.
I won't vote for a man who admits using cocaine for years. I won't vote for a man who is in this campaign to prove that a black man can be president. I'm looking for a servant's heart, and Obama doesn't have one. He's "me, me, me" all the time.
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Posted By: arbucle @ 09/08/2008 4:13:10 PM
I would rather go down in flames with somene like Palin than on my knees as a milk toast pacifist sucking on the government teat until I starved .
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Posted By: popmanifesto @ 09/08/2008 4:23:15 PM
We've been going down in flames for the past 8 years. Where the h*ll have you been?!!!
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Posted By: JimDoze @ 09/08/2008 4:47:17 PM
No we have not been going down in flames, Pops. You have no clue what it's like to go down in flames, milquetoast. You should stick to writing up manifestoes.
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Posted By: popmanifesto @ 09/08/2008 5:09:05 PM
Go back to your bottle, Macho man. Maybe you can suck a few more drops out of the bottom and forget all about the Republican nightmare of the past 8 years. Meanwhile, the rest of us will get back to the job of trying to restore this country's honor.
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Posted By: Mark Steven Zuelke @ 09/08/2008 6:01:38 PM
Popmanifesto, huh? Like pop music, your manifestoes are shallow, sallow reflections of a reality you can never hope to truly grasp.
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Posted By: popmanifesto @ 09/08/2008 6:24:24 PM
Looks like McCain and Palin have secured the drunken, angry dumbazz vote this year. Congrats to them.
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Posted By: pearsoncrz @ 09/08/2008 9:47:16 PM
So much for intelligence Popman, you must have left your dictionary and American History book at home.
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