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Hopium Smokers who Hate Women

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The Geneva Convention, as I understand it, is a contract among signatories that, among other things, obligates them to the humane treatment of prisoners of war, military and civilian. Most importantly, the treatment is a guarantee that these nations do unto us as we do unto them.

Feminists, and so-called feminists, and even those who don’t call themselves feminists but who claim to treat women with respect, need to study this concept of reciprocity.

I’m thinking particularly of the fauxgressives: those from Huff-Chuck, the Daily Voldomort, the more feminist-than-thou feminists, the maenads who in the Bacchic euphoria of their messiah, rip other women into shreds.

ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE SO-CALLED LIBERALS, DEMOCRATS AND PROGRESSIVES: Once you engage in the free-for-all of sexism and misogyny, everyone is fair game, even those hurling venom themselves. Once sexism and misogyny are qualified as weapons, anyone and everyone will use them.

Those self-righteous hypocrites who sit in judgment of Sarah Palin, reveling in their foul-mouthed insults of her intelligence, her family and her politics, etc, will squeal like bullies when someone insults them. Going after Hillary, going after Geraldine Ferraro, going after Harriet Christen, going after any woman who had the courage to speak out in public about Barack Obama’s PROFOUND LACK OF EXPERIENCE; HIS ASSOCIATION WITH RACISTS, WITH TERRORISTS, AND WITH CROOKS; HIS CONSTANT ACCUSATIONS OF RACISM; AND STATING THE OBVIOUS FACT THAT OBAMA GOT WHERE HE IS BY MANIPULATING, LYING, AND RACE BAITING.

So what do the schoolyard bullies do? They name call and insult. But like all bullies, they direct their worst attacks on those with innate characteristics. Just as schoolyard bullies love picking on the little guys with glasses, or the kid with the funny teeth or who’s overweight, these election bullies have gone after women. The fact that they are women is seen as a weakness to exploit.

What is most galling is that the so-called liberals, the ones smoking the Hopium, feel justified in doing it.

Driving a wedge between women of diverse political positions, races, and religions has a long and shameful history. This wedge disappears in the shared female experiences of child birth and nurturing, caring for the sick and aging, rape and domestic abuse, and attending the dying and mourning the dead.

Historically, women and children have been collateral damage during wars. The image above “Widows and Ophans” is by the German Expressionist, Kathe Kollwitz (1867-1945). Kollwitz’s son died in WWI and her grandson in WWII. Her painting below, “The Survivors” was used in a 1922 conference at The Hague.

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Women have suffered far too much and for too long while putting the needs of men first. Although male supremacy was the prevailing narrative of this campaign, many women and men are horrified that so-called progressives would subject women — specifically Senator Hillary Clinton and Governor Sarah Palin — to such vile and violent language. Bitch is the “N” word, but the so-called progressives may have awoken a sleeping giant, namely 52% of population. And she’s pissed.

Other excellent No Quarter posts on the sexism in the 2008 campaign:

Palin In The Aftermath by Texas Hill Country

“He had me until he picked the dummy” by NewHampster

Knock It Off Already by Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy

  • Leslie

    Obama was an “International Student” at Columbia….he applied and registered as a Kenyan citizen.

    Obama also traveled to Pakistan as a college student at a time when it was illegal for US citizens to visit Pakistan.

    He travled to Pakistan on his Kenyan Passport.

    • csuzeq

      Proof?

      Nothing to do about nothing without proff. Thanks.

      • KarenG

        FactCheck.Org says Obama was Kenyan citizen
        until he reached age 21.

        http://www.factcheck.org/askfactcheck/does_barack_obama_have_kenyan_citizenship.html

        • Steve1

          Interesting…I always wondered why Mr. Barry Soetoro’s passport records were broken into—-as it panned out, it was someone related to Mr. Soetoro’s own group who did the snooping? Di evereyone notice how fast the corporate controlled media dropped this story?

          • Dawnelle

            OHHHHHHHHH F*&^% YES I REMEMBER THAT!!!!

            OMG when they found out it was people from his OWN group investigating they dropped it like a hot potato! BAM! not another word from any justice group.

            WHAT IS UPPPPPPP PEOPLE????

            OH MAN ARE WE A BUNCH OF CATTLE! ARGH!

        • Steve1

          Interesting…I always wondered why Mr. Barry Soetoro’s passport records were broken into—-as it panned out, it was someone related to Mr. Soetoro’s own group who did the snooping? Did evereyone notice how fast the corporate controlled media dropped this story?

          • Leslie

            His US Passport file was searched….but that wouldn’t show the Pakistan trip because he used his Kenyan Passport for that.

            • mimi

              But it would show that he didn’t travel to Pakistan and since by his own admission he did, then why, oh why, isn’t it on his US Passport????

              If it’s not there, that in and of itself is proof.

        • csuzeq

          Thanks! I hadn’t seen this before, is it new?

          I sent it to Berg incase he doesn’t have it. Thank God for Patriots like him!

        • Grrrr

          According to what I read, he was a citizen of the Crown at birth. By declaring himself Kenyan to get into college, it seems that he denounced his American citizenship.

          • C.S.

            There would be no doubt if it was one of us…but this is Obama and special rules are made for him.

            But now we understand why the college stuff had to be secret if he received special student status as a foreign national in the United States.

            How crooked would a government that is so paranoid it checks your email have to be to hide that!

          • Leslie

            He was a British Royal Subject of QE2 at birth, you are correct.

            Upon independence, he then became a Kenyan Citizen while still very young.

        • candymarl

          Now I are confused. These are the same folks that confirmed Obama was a US citizen since birth. They posted his birth certificate.

          I feel a chain being jerked as the Supreme Court has directed Obama to reply to the lawsuit by 1 December.

          • Leslie

            Under Kenyan law, people are allowed to hold dual citizenship until age 21 (toward the end of college). Obama did hold Kenyan citizenship until age 21 and admits it on his web site, though he hides the admission on a “fight the smears” page. The FACT of his Kenyan citizenship is not a smear. But is surely something he does not want people to know about. I think that most people would be surprised to learn of his Kenyan Citizenship into the 1980s and that the next President of the United States of America applied to and attended two elite US colleges as a “foreign exchange student.”

            All legal, all true, but truly surprising to many people, whether they support him or not.

        • Diana

          If he traveled on his Kenyan passport after 21, registered for college as Kenyan he did not give up nor loose his Kenyan citizenship he lost his American one. And just how did he get a dual citizenship in Kenya? Your not given a citizenship of a foreign country just because one of your parents were born there.

          My husband doesn’t have a German and an American citizenship. His mother was German, his father was American. He was born in America and his mother didn’t get her citizenship till he was a little over a year old. In 63, I believe. That’s a story in and of itself.

          My Father does not have an Ireland and an American citizenship. His mother was from Ireland. His father was full blooded Native American Blackfoot.

          My grandmother(mother’s mother)did not have a German citizenship, her parents came here from Germany, they were both German citizens. She was born here. She only held one; American.

          You don’t get a foreign citizenship unless you’re born there. If this is truth from fact check….how is it the Vital Statistics Dept verified a BC on file from Hawaii?? This gets more and more interesting.

      • csuzeq

        oopsie! Proof not proff

      • Leslie

        After quite some time, Obama ultimately decided to quietly admit to his Kenyan Citizenship. He tucked the admission away under “fight the smears” on his own website. For some reason the FACT of his Kenyan Citizenship is considered to be a smear, when it’s merely a fact. The fact that he went to US colleges in California and New York as a “Kenyan Citizen” (because it worked to his advantage to do so at the the time, for which I don’t blame him one bit) is still a tightly guarded secret. He does not want to admit to this fact because for some it would be hard to explain how you are “Mr. America” now but, when it suited you, you were an exchange student in NYC. There are wide swaths of the American populace who won’t appreciate the nuance. His base will, but the middle-American more traditional people may not.

        • http://www.wewillnotbesilenced2008.com OBAMA IS A FRAUD

          Let’s face it everyone…OVomit is NOT eligible. I can’t believe people fall for his crap. IF he were legit, he would just show a REAL BC and not that phony crap photoshopped on his site. Ughhh…this is so maddening. But there are tons of people suing, or getting ready to sue, in different ways since the issue is always whether the petitioner has “standing” to sue. Here’s a site with some of the other suits – And I know more are in the works. I am in shock that this country is so stupid that this freak OVomit is flipping us the finger, REFUSING to prove he is eligible, and no one gives a damn. Just like they don’t give a damn about his voter fraud, criminal activity, FEC violations, crazy terrorist friends and colleagues, etc. It’s INCREDIBLE that this azzhole gets away with MURDER.

          http://americamustknow.com/default.aspx

          • Winston

            Come on. I think we should give Resident Select Buck OFama some time to settle in to his fraudulent administration before we rip him a new Ayers hole.

            3 2 1

            Times Up!

            • http://www.wewillnotbesilenced2008.com OBAMA IS A FRAUD

              ROFLMAO…He’s not MY “Resident Select” and yeah, BUCK O’FAMA is right! The funny thing is that I actually believe that WE don’t REALLY have to do anything. He’s going to screw up so badly on his own that people will be begging for Bush back.

            • Dawnelle

              OHhhhhhhhhhhhhhh GAWDDDDDDDD

              They’ve elected a permanent EXCHANGE STUDENT as the next CIC??? TO WHICH COUNTRY will he be loyal??? To which People?

              We already know they’re not proud of THIS one.

              chit – we’re screwwwwwwwwwwwed

              must leave this for a bit
              it’s too unbelievable for further rants by me – I’m spent!

              sorry to all I’ve offended
              peace & hugs to my puma friends

              out

              • http://www.wewillnotbesilenced2008.com OBAMA IS A FRAUD

                By the way…there’s also the issue about the Senator (forgot his name, will look up) who traveled to Indonesia to “scrub” all of the information about OVomit there. Big money changed hands and a new school was built. I can’t believe how naive people are. OVomit bought and paid for this “selection” as POTUS. What makes people think that a massive cover up of his birth, residency and citizenship status couldn’t be done as well? This is all ridiculous but I guarantee someone, somehow will get the truth. Hopefully before January 20th. Maybe some Judge will have mercy on America, knowing the destruction of this country an OVomit Presidency entails, and do the right thing for us.

                • http://www.wewillnotbesilenced2008.com OBAMA IS A FRAUD

                  On the 3rd of July 2007, U.S. Congressman Eni Faleomavaega would touch down in Jakarta, Indonesia. A staunch outspoken critic of Jakarta’s rule over West Papua, New Guinea and a crusader for West Papua’s right to self-determination, the chairman of the House Subcommittee on Asia, The Pacific and the Global Environment, Faleomavaega promised to be a force to be reckoned with.

                  According to our Indonesian sources, “officials”who accompanied Faleomavaega were interested in acquiring any and all documentation or photographs of a young Barry Soetoro for America’s “national archives” and they were offering cash, lots of it. In a show of faith, Barack Obama’s childhood school would be one of the very first beneficiaries of this outpouring receiving thousands of dollars to upgrade the school and for the purchase of computer equipment, thanks in part to the benevolence of this visiting junket.

                  The challenge of course was securing Indonesian government records potentially damaging to Barack Obama’s candidacy for the US presidency as well as other records pertaining to a young Barry Soetoro and his family wouldn’t be so easy to acquire and secure, and for this, the visitors would need the assistance and cooperation of the Indonesian government.

                  In the end, everyone got what they wanted, all to the detriment of the West Papuans.

              • AnninCA

                I am laughing, because my son called me and in all seriousness said, “Didn’t you tell my grandmother was a native American?

                I replied….oh partly.

                He said, “How much? I can get a scholarship if I’m native american.”

                He’s blonde-hair with blue eyes and, frankly about as German as you can get.

                LOL*

                So yes, this meme is about like the birth certificate meme.

                Wow…..Obama found a loophole

                • Grrrr

                  Native American is well – just that – Native – not Kenyan – ya know – like from another country. No, Native American – like MY children – means that they ARE this country.

          • ben

            What would satisfy you? You wouldn’t believe the outcome of any authentication investigation on Obama’s birth certificate even if performed by Hillary Clinton herself.

            When Obama was enrolled in school in Indonesia when he was 4 he was listed as being born in Honolulu. But people on this site have claimed that even then his mother had plans for him to be POTUS and so started systematically lying to cover up his birth.

            Obama is eligible as he was a US citizen by virtue of having 1 US parent and being born on US soil. The US cannot deny the right of citizens to be citizens of other countries too. There are over 200,000 Americans in London who are British citizens too. They can be President and Prime Minister simultaneously.

            • McHope

              What would satisfy you? You wouldn’t believe the outcome of any authentication investigation on Obama’s birth certificate even if performed by Hillary Clinton herself.
              Beyond the authenticity of the document, were it to be released, is the issue of Hawaii’s granting of their state’s birth certificate even when the person seeking it has been born outside of the state.

              When Obama was enrolled in school in Indonesia when he was 4 he was listed as being born in Honolulu. But people on this site have claimed that even then his mother had plans for him to be POTUS and so started systematically lying to cover up his birth.
              He was older, or so I’ve read. The issue is the same as the answer to your first question. And add to that the fact that Obama’s own website has said he previously had Kenyan citizenship, but has since lost it. How does one acquire Kenyan citizenship?Presumably by birth as a citizen in that country.
              The fact that there exists the possibility of obtaining a Hawaiian Birth Certificate when being born elsewhere is the very reason the document should be released.

              While the US cannot deny dual citizenship, they certainly do require American citizenship and undivided loyalty of the President of the United States.

              • ben

                That’s not actually true. You can be an American if you are born on the moon so long as one of your parents is American. You can become British or Dutch or any other European nationality if your parents or one of your parents has that nationality. In many cases, you acquire additional nationality if you are born on foreign soil. For instance, if your parents are Dutch but you are born in the US, you are automatically an American and Dutch.

                As most African countries were at one time or another colonies of European states, they just used their nationality laws as examples for their own: Obama has an automatic right to Kenyan citizenship as his pops was Kenyan.

                What about American Jews? They all have automatic right to Israeli citizenship and many do. They can, if they choose, serve both in the Knesset and on Capitol Hill.

                • McHope

                  I’m not sure which citizenship you are arguing for. If Obama was not born in the US he is not an American citizen based solely on his mother’s citizenship, as she did not meet the requirements in place at the time to pass on her citizenship.

                  In many cases, you acquire additional nationality if you are born on foreign soil
                  This was what I presumed when asking how he got his Kenyan citizenship. Although, as you pointed out, he may have been considered a Kenyan citizen based solely on his father’s citizenship regardless of his birth location.

                  The question still remains, given the fact that a Hawaiian Birth Certificate can be obtained regardless of place of birth, which citizenship does he or has he held?

                  Apparently ( as you’ve pointed out) he held Kenyan citizenship at birth. American citizenship is the question.

                  The topic of citizenship being granted based on parental citizenship is further complicated when trying to ascertain Obama’s adoption status in Indonesian and whether their laws support a third citizenship under those circumstances. There are either falsified documents or the citizenship existed.

                  What would be satisfying is for this issue to be resolved. And more troubling still is why our President (elect) hasn’t been willing to relieve people’s fears about it.

                  • ben

                    In response to the last point: I expect he doesn’t care what a few people think. When the Rev Wright tapes were playing constantly on Fox, Obama said: “If it wasn’t this, it’d be something else”. Then people were interested in a certain smear tape and were calling on him to refute that – he did no such thing as he did not wish rumors and unfounded ones at that to be spread. Now it’s the citizenship. This is only being fanned over here and other like-minded sites. I suspect that Obama couldn’t possibly care less about what the people here think. If the Attorney General starts questioning his citizenship, then I expect proof will be provided.

                    After all, Obama will never satisfy anyone here or on hillaryis44.

                    • McHope

                      Well, there you have it. Beyond the actual lack of transparency is the very attitude you describe. You suspect he doesn’t care what the citizens of the country he intends to ‘rule’ think.

                    • ben

                      Not “citizens of this country”. I expect many on this site aren’t even that. But no-one can claim that the views of Obama espoused here are mainstream. If they were, he wouldn’t have won by >8m popular votes and a borderline landslide in the EV.

                      Obama can’t please all of the people all of the time.

          • Steve1

            If this is correct-how did Mr. Barry Soetoro qualify for admission into these schools? As an American citizen or foreign exchange student? Now if your info is correct, did he receive any US funds to pay for his tutition, is that legal. If he didn’t, exactly who paid for his education???? The f**ked media, completely ignores this type of info. We must hold them accountable for pushing a fraud on the American public. I am sick and tired of their phony stories.

        • C.S.

          The fact that he went to US colleges in California and New York as a “Kenyan Citizen” (because it worked to his advantage to do so at the the time, for which I don’t blame him one bit) is still a tightly guarded secret.

          That’s fraud! And it is a criminal act for him or any other resident of the U.S.; legal or not legal; to do this. Anyone who condones this should have no complaints about illegal Mexicans!

          • Leslie

            I’m not sure I understand what you mean by fraud. It was a legal thing to do and it was a “smart” thing to do.

            The worrisome aspect is that he has kept this such a tightly held secret. People do not realize that the next President of the United States of America attended two elite American colleges as a foreign exchange student.

            • Steve1

              Leslie, the other question which falls in line with this question. How did Mr. Soetoro pay for educational expenses? If not the US loan programs, who? Where did those funds come from? If US paid, did funding source applications, list Soetoro as a US citizen, were they illegally filed. Is this the reason for not releasing this info…. Note that with Palin, the MSM was all over the fact that she went to 7 different educational intitutions,nada with Soetoro, no investigative hotshot looking into how Soetoro funded his American college career?

          • /www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibsP6XN2dIo&eurl trixta

            Well said!

          • McHope

            I hadn’t thought of it in reverse. If he truly is an American citizen( and was then), applying as a foreign exchange student would be criminal.

            Those college records NEED to be released.

            • Nellie

              Not criminal, entirely legal.

              It’s just that he doesn’t want anyone to know it now.

              • McHope

                Possibly. See Steve1′s post above. Lack of truthfulness alone could pose significant problems.It is unlawful to knowingly file false documents.

                ‘Not wanting anyone to know’ is also an indication that things are amiss.

                If you are assuming he legally held dual citizenship (American and Kenyan) and then chose to use the better choice in obtaining entrance and/or loans, you maybe correct. Provided that transparency was given at the time. Did he apply as one or the other without disclosing both? Would that have mattered? Were there loans given on the basis of either?

                A lot of people assume he is and has always been an American citizen only and would not expect him to apply to American colleges as a Foreign student.If this were the case, would it be legal?

                Those that believe he was born outside of the US would see that as proof he is not a US citizen. Again, were both American and Kenyan citizenship disclosed?.

                This all comes back to finding out WHO he really is and which citizenship he’s held and which he is loyal to.

                As far as legality, no one can answer for sure unless the documents are seen and appropriate laws are applied to them.

                Which is why IF the controversy exists (as it does) the records NEED to be released.

        • Grrrr

          If he did do that to get into college – he then either inadvertently or purposefully denounced his American citizenship.

          • AnninCA

            nuther loophole.

            Move on. He’s going to be president.

            • McHope

              It goes more to being able to trust him than some hope that it will prevent his presidency at this point.

              We pretty much know there is no one with authority willing to look into this.
              But, WHY SHOULD THE NEED EVEN EXIST?

  • http://budwhite.wordpress.com/ Bud White

    Once sexism and misogyny are qualified as weapons, anyone and everyone will use them.

    Exactly. Sexism is a political weapon.

    • http://~ jackie

      All societies are based on the rules to protect pregnant women and young children. All else is surplusage, excresence, adornment, luxury, or folly which can – and must – be dumped in emergency to preserve this prime function. As racial survival is the only universal morality, no other basic is possible. Attempts to formulate a “perfect society” on any foundation other than “Women and children first!” is not only witless, it is automatically genocidal. Nevertheless, starry-eyed idealists (all of them male) have tried endlessly – and no doubt will keep on trying.

      Lazarus Long, A Time for Love by Heinlin

  • http://edgeoforever.wordpress.com/ Not Your sweetie
    • AnninCA

      That is way funny! Munching popcorn, indeed, and watching the sparks fly.

  • AnninCA

    I saw no rational discourse on HuffPo. It was a cesspool of angry bloggers, and nearly all of the attacks were ad hominem.

    Older…ageist slurs
    Woman….sexist slurs

    Make a cogent argument, accuse the poster of thinking with her vagina.

    What’s particularly offensive to me is the comment I heard even from my son, “Well, I hope you didn’t vote for Sarah because she’s a woman. That’s not right.”

    Oh, really? But it’s quite OK to vote for Obama because he’s black?

    *blink*

    I do believe that most people didn’t vote due to sexism or even buy the MSN smear job. I trust that most people saw it more clearly. They did vote for a big change, and McCain was too close to Republican policies for comfort. I also think that many people are very, very wary of candidates with fundamentalist Christian backgrounds due to what the majoral majority perpetuated on this country over the past decade.

    The smear stuff? It’s just plain old mean-spirited garbage talk, which is what has been going on within the “progressive” groups for years now.

    It’s hard to turn off the hate talk. It feeds neurotics.

    • Dawnelle

      these were some of the words some of my “so called LIBERAL/PROGRESSIVE moonbat friends” used to use when referring to Republican woman.

      They thought MOST of them were “victims and/or weak minded stepford wives that needed a man to support them”

      I heard that OFTEN. They really didn’t even consider them women to be honest which in hindsight I realize made it easier for them to NOT include them in their faux feminist revolutionary fashion.

      Yes it was with HILLARY first then PALIN that the WILD misogyny OPENED up my eyes and got me OFF the DEM train forever! I now pity both parties for they BOTH need a LOTTTTTTTTT of work to survive ever regaining my respect.

    • http://medusa2.wordpress.com medusa

      My own daughter-in-law accused me of casting a “vagina.vote.” It’s particularly painful when it comes from young women.

      • AngryWhitePerson

        I rather vote for a vagina than two dicks.

        • Dawnelle

          ROFLMAO!!!

        • HARP

          One vagina should be able to attract all the dicks.

        • Strawberrybitch

          Hahahahahaha!

        • Winston

          Gird Your Loins!!!!

      • Barack Jone’s Koolaid

        lol, i’m so glad my parents are older than my peers. Even though my dad is rabid obama supporter, he taught me to think for myself. And my mother taught me how not to be rude to people just because i don’t agree with them. She also taught me not to mouth off to adults older than me. I wouldn’t feel bad at all i were you are an older person with a whole log=t more life experience that she he has and a whole lot wiser. Even if it was a vigina vote, at least you had the sense know when women are being degraded and what that says about the people who are doing it, and that you will not supporter such treatment of women, How ever the next time she let’s that come out of her mouth, tell her she made a uterus vote, she gave into men that were completely disrespectful to two women “to the point of calling one of them a c**t”, and like a good little battered wife voted for their candidate anyway because they claim they are pro choice. Picking someone because they are a woman is a whole lot better being an abused member of a party and instead of standing up for yourself she tows the line.

      • /www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibsP6XN2dIo&eurl trixta

        Yes, how ironic, Medusa, that the Pod Dems reduced the women’s vote to just one issue — Roe V. Wade. If this isn’t narrow vagina/uterous politics I don’t know what is. The Pod Dems misogynist campaign was just one long disingenuous vagina monologue.

  • PGraber

    The only reason that Barack H. Obama won was because he “bought” the young peoples’ votes by being cool and offering free rock concerts and the black people voted for the black candidate.

    This election had nothing to do with intelligence, experience, or fortitude.

    God help our country for the next few years.

    • AnninCA

      His big roll-out? Making me laugh. It reminds me of a PR campaign, complete with “pretend” new programs.

      NO LOBBYISTS ALLOWED! *oops*…..well, maybe a few will be hired if….

      It’s going to be funny to watch.

      I used to create mini-PR campaigns in my corporate life. I was always amazed that they really work.

      People will lap this up and feel good. In the meantime, nothing really changed.

  • Steve1

    OT-is there any substance to stories that MS. Rules, Donna Brazile will be named DNC Chairperson?

    • Arabella Trefoil

      I’m hoping she gets named ambassodor to Antarctica. She can spend all her time glad-handing penguins.

      • Strawberrybitch

        That’s not very nice, what did penguins ever do to you?

        • jean breban

          May be because pinguins conceal their birth certificates and would not show up their Columbia credentials for fear of being found kenyans

  • http://noquarterusa Nancy Krumrine

    I can’t get on Pumapac this morning. Do you think they purged Darragh?

    • bert

      Try VOTE PUMA

  • CE415

    We need a new civil rights movement toward womens equality. That it is necessary is obvious. BHO himself should be cast as the George Wallace figure in this movement.

    • http://medusa2.wordpress.com medusa

      BHO himself should be cast as the George Wallace figure in this movement.

      In fact, Bud White did a brilliant piece early in the primary on the similarity between Obama and George Wallace. I’d like to see him update that post in regards to the misogyny.

    • notrees

      In order to ever have equality for women then that half of the women who “HATE ON OTHER WOMEN” will have to be convinced they can be/are equal to men without the APPROVAL of men who practice hating women. Women, as it is, are playing with half a deck.

    • http://www.wewillnotbesilenced2008.com OBAMA IS A FRAUD

      Gee, I thought we already HAD that…But people like BO are undoing all of the great things our sisters before us fought for. Azzhole.

  • hugs required- (required)

    I thought after the election it’d be easier to chat with people. It isn’t. Yesterday, out of nowhere, a friend and fervent O supporter lit into me about how incredibly dumb Sarah Palin was. There was so much anger in his voice. I foolishly tried to argue before I realized there was no point. How is it that otherwise rational people have lost their minds? It’s a scary time.

    • /www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibsP6XN2dIo&eurl trixta

      And we still have the Holidays and Obot family members to forward to!

    • Winston

      You should just tell him next time that he sounds like Keith Oberfuhrer.

      Governor Palin is one of the most accomplished Women in the USA.

      First female Gov. of Alaska
      Youngest Gov. of Alaska
      Gov. with highest Approval in USA
      She fought both parties.
      Expert on Energy and the North Slope
      She is a sharp shooter and Fly’s a Plane.

      Don’t let the loons dominate you. I give them HELL when they get in my face. I don’t react I just take them apart piece by piece.

      They give up easily since they got nothing going upstairs. Tell them they would make a good community organizer. You know ACORN needs people like him in their Tire Inflation department in all the lower 57 states of Africa.

      They will STFU quickly.

  • OxyCon

    Let’s recap Obama’s treatment of women during his political rise:

    Alice Palmer: kneecapped; had his lawyers disqualify her and take away her right to run for office.

    His own Grandmother: called her a “typical white person; equivocated her with racist bigot Rev Wright.

    Hillary Clinton: flipped her off; brushed her off his sholders like she was dirt using mysogynistic, hateful rap song gesture; made mysogynistic comments about her on multiple occasions.

    Sarah Palin: called her a pig; ridiculed her intelligence.

    • Dawnelle

      and those are only the ones we KNOW of at this point, right?

    • Winston

      You forgot the song Obama played at the convention to dis Hillary. “I got 99 problems and a bitch ain’t one of them”.

      Black Men are the worst violators of women by far. Listen to rap lyrics. bitch and ho on and on.

      And no women speak out. Amazing to me.

  • Katherine B.

    I am a getting a bit angry that we keep fooling ourselves that 52% of the population being female means that 52% of the population is upset by sexism. We have to face the fact that many women do not see or care about the horrible treatment of Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin. Indeed, many women participated in it.
    The AA community had almost complete solidarity behind the black candidate. Women not at all! So please, let us wake up and smell the coffee and quit pretending that a new feminist movement will attract enough women to make a difference. Until there is a basic shift among women that makes them want to work as hard on behalf of a strong woman as they are willing to do on behalf of a weak man, nothing will change. How we get women to that point is beyond me.

    • notrees

      You are ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. Women can never have equality until women stop back-stabbing women. You have to UNITE.

      • C.S.

        Even the Jews had their Kapos in the death camps. You’ll never get rid of them. You can never trust them. Don’t waste time trying to convince them. You will always have to go around them. Write them off and work with those who share your belief that woman are equal under the Constitution and under the Law.

        Maybe they will see the light but probably not, they enjoy basking in the shadow of their male leaders and will probably prefer to stay there.

      • /www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibsP6XN2dIo&eurl trixta

        But we have one thing those Pod Feminist don’t have — the moral argument. This is what fueled MLK and the Civil Rights movement, and this is what will fuel our cause for years to come.

    • Dawnelle

      well I was not involved when I was younger (had too many other interests and just sluffed off the crap from employers and some co workers)

      but, somehow watching it happen to someone ELSE at a later point in MY life brought it all HOME to me!

      My daughter is slowwwwwwwly coming around to Palin because SHE and her peers totally bought in to Tina Fey and John Stewarts impressions of her. That’s all they watch.

      WE can almost blame this on them to be honest! And Couric’s first slice n dice. 2 TV/Hollywood Dem women and one “supposed independent” hollywood man. AMazing.

      • McHope

        Exactly. The sexism and dirty tactics used by Obama would have meant nothing if the media had not pushed the narrative.
        They pushed hard and never let up. It was both sides of the brainwashing coin, if you will, Obama= Messiah, Palin = dumb.
        Forget about character and values. Forget that Palin was bashed for protecting life, believing in God, loving her country and being loyal to her family.
        Forget that Obama was praised for allowing live babies to die, for having terrorist anti American friends and vlaues himself, and committing illegal acts.
        On values alone, it should have been impossible. to make the case that Sarah’s were wrong. How did America get here?

      • DAB

        It appears that many younger women simply can’t grasp what all of the fuss is about re: how women have been dissed this election cycle. It’s truly puzzling….

        Have been looking at black people a little more carefully lately to see if they seem happier and so far, they don’t seem to be. I did notice one black woman today in a car with a McCain/Palin bumper sticker on it and thought “BRAVE WOMAN”!!

        • Arabella Trefoil

          It will take them 20 years to understand. But they will.

          • /www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibsP6XN2dIo&eurl trixta

            <strong>But they come from the Rap culture and Hip Hop generation which promotes Bros b4 Hos.

        • Jay Fink

          Today’s young women have different values than boomer women have. They take feminisim for granted. They have a strong preference for alpha males like Obama. I have also read that today’s young women choose abusive partners in greater numbers than earlier generations did. It’s all related. This generation of young women is very much into male dominance, sad if you ask me.

      • AnninCA

        Palin will have the last laugh on Couric. She’s a ratings disaster.

        Palin is a hit. :)

        • DAB

          I previously watched Katie from time to time but haven’t since that interview. Camille Paglia called her a “viper” and I agree.

    • AnninCA

      I agree, Katherine. The chatter did nothing.

      The best revenge is living well. *heh*

    • mimi

      Katherine B.

      We are on the same page.

      This is why I’m not going to add my voice to lobbying 0bama for Cabinet positions. I want 0bama to have free reign. It’s the only way for Botheads to ‘get it.’

      I had a dialogue with someone on this board, (maybe it was you), in which I stated my belief that feminism was a failure in large part because the leadership did not address the problems intra-women. Everything was either the patriarchy as the sole reason for our problems or placing the lesbian agenda too far forward. Feminists put a bit too much emphasis in areas that in retrospect were time-wasting. Beauty pagents? Pornography? Areas where women cooperated of their own volition. Early feminism devalued women like Sarah Palin, women who wanted husbands, family, children, and who were pro-life.

      The next generation of women viewed feminists as sad, lonely, frustrated, manless, unattractive women and these young women did not want to be them.

      Frankly, I don’t blame them. A woman should not have to sacrifice her womanliness, her heterosexuality just to have equal rights and be treated like a human being.

      Also, the whole sexual harrassment issue was bad PR for women. Not to excuse boorish male behavior, especially in the workplace, but all of the publicity and litigation along with the $$ awards, created anger which has festered with men and created a new generation of more pliant women who have been groomed by the media to be objectified sexually. These younger women view this as being sexually liberated as they expose their breasts and tongue-kiss other women in public for the pleasure of men.

      Bottom line, none of this is going to get any traction until a younger generation moves on it.

      And frankly, I don’t think they will. It’s different now. These younger women more and more see other women as their adversaries, not men. Consequently, there is no honor among women. That’s why Sarah was treated the way she was publicly. Even some of the women who claim to have supported her, may have quietly relished her abuse.

      Yes, this is a very dark view. But I’m calling it as I see it. The only comfort I have is that this does not affect me directly as it would if I were 15 years younger.

      Maybe they’ll come to their senses. And I will be supportive when they do. But I think it’s pointless to try to persuade a generation of women who are convinced at looking at things differently from the way I do. As shown in this election cycle, they are willing to mock other women in the same way that men do.

      This is how these girls roll.

    • Diana L. C.

      Most of my friends did not follow the primary or the general election closely at all. When I would give examples of sexism, they just brushed it off as if it were a one-time thing. Some thought I was repeating rumors, which they all knew couldn’t be true.

      It’s a deliberate blindness and deafness to the sexism out there. If they have to face it, things might get too “different.”

  • http://uppitywoman08.wordpress.com Uppity Woman

    Once again, these are not progressives. THey hijacked the term like they hijacked the party. They are REGRESSIVES.

    And frankly I don’t care if they hate me because there are a lot of women like me and we hate them all right back. We will get our revenge. Pride always goes before the fall and their arrogance will piss off enough women so that these jerks will end up falling on their own swords.

    I can wait. Timing. It’s everything.

    • Dawnelle

      from where I sit I have no choice but to wait but I’ve been waiting 8 yrs for some friggen justice and am realizing now it may not happen for another 8

      some of us might live that long
      (of course then we’ll have no worries)
      lol

      suckin dirt and waiting for glory! ;-)

    • Barack Jone’s Koolaid

      don’t give them that much of an importance. hate is a time consuming thing. and while it may work for a while it’s toxic. Switch over to something that doesn’t leave a carbon foot print, like intelligence and determination. Distroy them but do not become them to do it. Thats were the democratic party first fell off. adopting republican tactics to win. And look how great that turned out.

      • /www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibsP6XN2dIo&eurl trixta

        As I said, let’s focus on the moral argument instead. But, Uppity, I agree that we should not let the Pods get away with their misogynist ways. We need to scream and fight back! We also need to document all of this for posterity’s sake.

      • AnninCA

        Yeah! Thank you. That’s my way of thinking, too.

  • honora

    As disappointed (or suicidal)that I am about this election, I try to remember that Hillary and Sarah are progress just for being in the fight. Increasingly, people will think that it is ‘normal’ for women to run for office. Yes, we have to fight the sexism, but lets not forget that progress is sometimes made in small steps. Does anyone know if women increased proportionately in the Statehouses, House and Senate?

    • McHope

      You make a good point. It is progress that Sarah and Hillary ran at all. But who would follow after seeing the treatment they received?
      My heart is broken, for no matter what my beautiful daughter does in her life, she has just been told told it will not matter.
      She is only a child, just beginning her life and never did I think she’d grow up in a world in which her voice, her heart, and her talent would not matter.
      I cannot tell her she can be whatever her heart desires. She cannot dream big for if she does, all the powers that be will conspire to take her down.
      I could never watch that happen,
      so again, I wonder who follow Sarah Palin into that brutal fight in which she cannot win?

      • Dawnelle

        for no matter what my beautiful daughter does in her life, she has just been told told it will not matter.

        My daughter voted for Obama and being a D does not feel that way, she was celebrating the D’s winning and the “switching of the parties finally” (because she’s young and didn’t take the time to fully research bambi it was only the D that mattered to her and her friends this time it seems)

        She better realize that R’s and I’s are women too or she will be just like the rest of them. Narrow minded and looking pretty foolish. She hates when I’m right too. LOL she’ll see. I do have time to wait for that, I hope.

        • Tess

          One of the problems involving young women and a stupid woman-hating Obama vote, *IS* truly that they don’t have the time to check in with alternative thinking. They have and take time to do the MSM, but if that’s all the time they have, they will never find out more. We tried talking this over with a bight young Obama believer, re the tanked bigoted MSM and she said, “Where am I supposed to find the time to check those references out?”
          So that’s another piece of the woman-hating. We’ll never convince busy people who don’t have/take the time to do the fight.
          Keeping up with the blogs is time-consuming and intense. I use the time now that I formerly used to keep up with newspapers.

          now more than ever, PUMA

          • Greg

            Or maybe they just don’t agree with you.

        • ben

          Perhaps your daughter did research “bambi” fully. Perhaps she just thought that he and Biden’s policy positions more accurately reflected her own views and perhaps she didn’t buy many of the smears and rumors floating in some of the web’s echo chambers. Heavens knows there was a stark policy choice between the McCain/Palin and Obama/Biden tickets.

          I, too, voted “bambi” and I did so as his and Biden’s ticket was closest to the direction I wish to see this country be taken in. Obama is not perfect but he’s not that bad either. Certainly, for me, the best of the bunch who was running.

          Is it really not beyond the realms of possibility that people aren’t motivated by hatred of one candidate or other? Some people have been doing their utmost to occasionally fabricate and often convince themselves and each other of reasons why a candidate is awful. Smear tapes, gaffes, lies, birth certificates are all part of this. Most people do not care and vote only on the basis of who best represents their interest and chief of the interests is the wallet.

          DO I think Sarah Palin was mistreated? Yes, I do but that does not alter the fact that I find some of her views slightly alarming. Do I think Hillary was mistreated? Again, yes. McCain? You betcha. All this McOld and McSenile stuff. I still wouldn’t have voted for him as his views on how the economy could be fixed could be written on a postage stamp. Was Obama mistreated? Not according to this site but yes according to others.

          Most people voted for him for the same reason I did – because in our judgment he was the best at the time. Maybe we’re wrong. Who knows? But his term hasn’t even started yet. But one thing is certain. I and likely most others do not care where Obama went on holiday when he was a teenager, who his preacher was, what his preacher said, whether he was/is a Kenyan citizen or not. This does not change anything.

      • McHope

        *follows Sarah Palin

      • AnninCA

        Heck, Sarah is even game again, so you kidding me?

        And each woman candidate will get more savvy, too, I predict in handling this situation.

        • McHope

          I hope so. And Sarah has been brave and willing to take on the fight. I’m just saying at what cost to those who love her?
          With a little luck and a lot of work, maybe the whole thing will be resolved in 34 years and my worry for my daughter will have been for nothing ( she’s only 1 :) .
          The silver lining of the sexism in this election is that it has been blatantly exposed. Now the choice is ours as to whether we respond to it or not.

          I think you are right, too, that Gov Palin isn’t backing down; she’s formulating a strategy. What worse could they do to her? She knows their playbook.

  • honora

    Answering my own question, woment are 16% of Governors, 16% of House members and 17% of Senators. Interesting that the numbers are all the same. :???:

  • jean breban

    The obots are real and full marxists.

    They lie, they conceal whatever documentation they need to conceal – including mandatory documentation -, then if we revolt, they bark that we have no proof.

    We have no proof that Obama is a illegal immigrant.

    But

    by your conduct, Obots, you prove that he is an illegal immigrant.

    Or, produce that darned certificate, produce Columbia records etc

    Or shut up !

  • oowawa

    Medusa, the images by Kathe Kollwitz brought tears to my eyes. You invoke the

    shared female experiences of child birth and nurturing, caring for the sick and aging, rape and domestic abuse, and attending the dying and mourning the dead.

    And this statement reflects the nurturing protective aspect of the universal woman, as is expressed so forcefully by the Kollwitz images.

    Women will continue to care for the young, sick, and aging, the healthy and the dying, but will also claim what they have earned: equality with men in setting policy and governing at the highest levels.

    The memory of Governor Sarah Palin comforting Trig Palin immediately after stunning the world with her GOP convention speech, is an image of multitasking that I will never forget–as if to say: “Okay, I’ve kicked the Messiah’s butt, now give me the baby.”

  • Arabella Trefoil

    Yoko Ono was wise :

    “Woman is the n!gg@r of the world”

    • /www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibsP6XN2dIo&eurl trixta

      We have to definitely turn that around, Arabella. Let’s work to make “Bitch the New Black” — i.e. let’s make strong women cool and a new force to contend with.

      • oowawa

        Let’s work to change “woman is the n—–r of the world” into “bitch is the new black.” Trixta, this is a very evocative transmutation of expressions–one I have not seen before. It makes me think . . .

  • ray

    Misogyny, which leads to sexism, is going to be a tough one to eliminate because it is rooted in the books that so many people claim to look to for truth–the bible, koran and other holy books written by men. Need I remind you of the first woman in the first stories ever told about women. Yes, I’m referring to poor old Eve. She got the blame for everything. And it was downhill from there for a very long time.

    They say the truth will set you free. Well, not so much since one man’s truth is another man’s myth. Actually, the truth will only frustrate you, that is, if and when you ever start asking questions. A large number of people are still afraid to even think about questioning the truths presented to them starting at birth and continuing throughout childhood. I’m not discounting the difficulty in this, just trying to understand how we got to the 21st century, still fighting the injustice of misogyny and sexism.

    Those that did question these truths learned quickly the odds against changing society’s rules. The rules that tell us how women should be treated have evolved over time, but the going has been painfully slow. I am thankful to the brave women, now long gone, who refused to settle for so little and the men who stood with them. They did the really hard work; all we have to do is keep pushing forward.

    • Tess

      BRAVA, Ray!

  • Sally

    I really like Palin. As far as admiration and inspiration, she’s up there with Ayaan Hirsi Ali and should be for any reasonable girl/young woman. Even those who strongly disagree with her should hold her in the highest regard…she performed not only under extreme pressure did so with tremendous poise and grace. Most woman have a great flaw: having a neurotic need for approval/validation which usually wins out over their principles….but not Palin. She can go home with her head up high regardless of the media baboon’s opinions of her. All woman should take a good look at what a REAL WOMAN looks like…one that doesn’t need to be a short-haired, man-hating, whiny bitch to get things done! HEY, WE CAN BE FEMININE AND PRETTY AND CLEVER AND SMART…(AND NOT HAVE TO GO TO IVY LEAGUE SCHOOLS!

    I used to respect Hilary Clinton (though disagree with her political approach)…but she blew it by selling out to the devil.

    I do understand that Hilary faced tremendous political pressure and did what she had to do for her survival…but she chose herself over her country! To me that is cowardly and selfish. Its especially reprehensible when I think of the valous regular men and women of this country who choose to sacrifice their LIVES to protect and serve this country voluntarily out of pure selflessness and patrotism.

    I wish we had more of such people to represent us. Why would they though…who would want to expose their hearts, minds and family to a bunch of undeserving, selfish, whiny, greedy and ungrateful brats as us…the American public. Sarah did though and I admire her immensely for it.

    Anyway, Hilary is a blood sucking parasite like the rest of them in office. Sorry to say it.

    • AnninCA

      Hillary truly believes that the Democratic party is safer.

      I don’t think it’s about “HER” at all.

    • Winston

      I do understand that Hilary faced tremendous political pressure and did what she had to do for her survival…but she chose herself over her country

      Agreed. By the question of her “survival” you must mean her POLITICAL survival. She could have written a book or got a different gig altogether. Obama is going to kick her to the curb anyway.

      Country First
      Party Last

    • mimi

      “but she chose herself over her country”

      Until there is irrefutable proof, hard evidence that people can see, I wish folks would lay off that notion that Hillary chose herself or the Democratic Party before country.

      I have bought into just about every conspiracy theory with regard to 0bama and then some. But the fact is, I can’t PROVE THEM. I have no HARD EVIDENCE.

      I have faced the inglorious facts that all of which we tried to do here failed because we could never prove our suspicions.

      This does not mean we won’t be able to in the future. But as of this moment, we came up empty.

      So if we have zippo, what would Hillary have looked like to the rest of the country spouting all of our theories. Especially the way many feel about her. She’d have looked like a card-carrying insane woman, not to mention a sore loser.

      Hillary backed herself into a corner. She gambled that she could pull out a Primary win and stayed to the end. She probably prayed as we did, that the goods would materialize on 0bama before the last vote was cast in the Primary and that she’d have a real shot with the SDs.

      That did not happen.

      The Party was against her. 0bama’s mysterious powerful donors paid millions to keep the fix in.

      I said this before. This is not some Hollywood movie where Hillary as the heroine would come marching in a the end of the day and heroically save the day.

      This is real life.

      And in real life, people don’t spend millions of dollars to come up empty.

      It’s all in the hands of how this misogynist performs now.

      Hillary and Bill Clinton’s legacy may have been buried this election and sadly they had to participate in its demise.

      I doubt these two are very happy at this moment.

      So why don’t people just lay off!

      It is really about patience right now. We have to let the chickens come home to roost.

  • Typewriterstreaming

    Excellent post. Thank you.

  • oowawa

    These younger women more and more see other women as their adversaries, not men.

    If this is not the crux of the problem, I think it is certainly circling around the crux of the problem. It suggests some questions:

    1) Has it ever been otherwise? Was there ever a time when young women did not see other women as their adversaries?

    2) Does this mean that the “battle of the sexes” is really a battle featuring women vs. women, and men vs. men? Or is it just a general free-for-all, a battle of “King of the Mountain,” regardless of sex?

    I don’t mean to be a weisenheimer. I’m just befuddled.

    • oowawa

      Yes oowawa, you really are “befuddled.” I just got back from my walk, and I was thinking about your two questions. As to the “battle of the sexes”: this concept can only be explored in the context of a larger concept, that could well be the topic for a university seminar: “How Battle Lines Are Drawn.” Obviously, there are many ways to group people so that they may be provoked to go to war: family, tribe, race, country, political party, gender, to name a few. At different times in our history, factions have been chosen differently, depending on the circumstance. When it became clear society was discriminating against women, it finally became necessary to draw a battle-line between the genders. The battles fought across this battle line resulted in some substantial victories, like giving women the right to vote and Roe vs. Wade. But there were still many battles left to fight across this battle line: equal pay for equal work, and the “glass ceiling” for top jobs, for example.
      Now, before these necessary final battles are completed, the battle line is being obscured by many predominantly younger women who are choosing to fight across a different battle line, political party, for example. This leaves the women who realize that they must still fight across the gender battle line without their necessary support, and the old fighters may feel that their cause has been betrayed.
      And so, oowawa, before you go and “weisenheim” again, I suggest you think it through a little more clearly. Cheers!

  • cynic

    I saw no evidence of misogyny, other than isolated comments that reflected far more on the people who made them than on the Obama, his official campaign reps, or the DNC.

    Allegations of misogyny were just a mode of attack attempting to exploit the democratic rift resulting from the Clinton/Obama contest. The selection of Palin as a McCain’s running mate was a further effort to support the rift, in the wake of Obama’s selection as the democratic candidate. The allegations of democratic sexism took on new life once Palin was in the spotlight; they became a convenient way of deflecting entirely legitimate criticisms of her qualifications, while exploiting her gender to political advantage with disaffected Clinton supporters. The continuing allegations are simply an effort to keep the same strategy alive for 2012.

    Consider Biden’s and Obama’s strong support of legislation protecting womens’ rights and childrens’ rights on issues like equal pay, reproductive rights and health care, domestic violence, education, etc. The record is there, if you care to look at it.

    You might want to carefully consider where McCain and Palin have stood in the past on the same sorts of issues.

    • Grrrr

      saw no evidence of misogyny, other than isolated comments that reflected far more on the people who made them than on the Obama, his official campaign reps, or the DNC

      Oblahma did nothing to stop it. More than half the country is female. His own family has two daughters. His own wife said very derogatory things about Hillary (a fellow Democrat). He shud have said,done something – anything but he remained silent. His silence speaks volumes.

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sN1qZMBE9Gc

      http://www.youtube.com/watch?
      v=zODHaIDfPXU&feature=related

      http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/10/13/the-obama-campaigns-misogyny/

      http://www.salon.com/mwt/broadsheet/2008/06/25/pelosi/index.html

      http://www.mydd.com/story/2008/6/28/04740/6528

      Please check out each one of giants of mainstream media caught in action in video. The illustrious bunch for the Media Hall of Shame includes likes of:

      Keith Olbermann insinuates violence against Clinton.

      Glenn Beck complains Clinton sounds like his wife.

      Ken Rudin says Clinton is Glenn Close from Fatal Attraction.

      Marc Rudov says Hillary acts like a “B-word.”

      Maureen Dowd is a chronic offender who relies on gender stereotypes.

      Charlotte Allen claims Clinton and all women are stupid.

      Robin Givhan brings attention to Hillary’s cleavage.

      Mike Barnicle sees Hillary as the first wife outside court.

      Tucker Carlson is scared of being castrated by Hillary?

      Bill Kristol thinks white women are the problem.

      Andrew Sullivan tries to turn feminist voters away from Hillary.

      Chris Matthews attributes Hillary’s success to Bill messing around.

      David Shuster sees Chelsea as being pimped out.

      Cameron Cardow thinks its noteworthy that Clinton wears pantsuits.

      Cameron Cardow fits three insults into one cartoon.

      Daryl Cagle draws violent imagery of Hillary Clinton as the slain beast.

      Sandy Huffaker draws Hillary as a sleazeball slugger.

      Michael Ramirez draws Clinton as the Wicked Witch.

      Jack Cafferty imagines Obama wanting to run over Clinton with a truck.

      Peggy Noonan says Hillary “needs space because she’s a woman.”

      Rush Limbaugh doesn’t want to see a woman age in the White House.

      Randi Rhodes slurs Clinton and Geraldine Ferraro.

      Glenn Beck calls Clinton a “stereotypical bitch.”

      Chief offenders: NBC and MSNBC

      Fox News labels Michelle “Obama’s baby mama.”

      Lars Larson thinks Michelle Obama got a free ride.

      Gary Langer pits wife versus wife.

      Cal Thomas declares all black women are angry.

  • http://www.rabblerouserruminations.blogspot.com/ Rabble Rouser Reverend Amy

    Medusa, this is a FINE post. Thank you so much. I caught myself thinking today how sad it is that women do not support women. This election year sure proved it..

    Thanks!