McCain advisor indirectly calls Hillary the B-word

[Miborn]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

But the fact remains, regardless as to what she did, that doesn't excuse what some McCain groupie said about her on national tv.

Why is it that nobody held Hillary accountable for her people doing and saying things that they were released for?

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by Miborn

Why is it that nobody held Hillary accountable for her people doing and saying things that they were released for?

As a huge Obama supporter, I agree that lots of nasty words were spoken on both sides.

But this comment illustrates quite succinctly whom the real enemy is.

[janeannwho]

Originally Posted by Miborn

Oh and I am a strong woman but I do not believe Hillary is good for this country!

She also has not broken any glass ceilings for women if anything she has hurt us! What she has done is skirted by and around the issues with rhetoric!

I agree with you. She has set a poor example over the years by remodeling herself to meet the expectations of white male Arkansans, by wilting under her health care criticism and by using her husband's position to wield power. Do I think she is smart? You bet. Do I think she is a workhorse? You bet. Do I think she is an innovator or creative thinker? No.

[KevK]

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

Im not even a Hillary supporter, but I find this offensive. If this is what theyre willing to say on national tv, imagine what they say in private.



Think Progress » McCain adviser: Sometimes it’s ‘accurate’ to describe a woman as a ‘bitch.’ (http://thinkprogress.org/2008/05/21/former-romney-adviser-sometimes-accurate-to-describe-a-woman-as-a-*****/ - broken link)

Well since McCain called his own wife a "kunt" in front of others, what would you expect from his buddies? Birds of a feather......

[KevK]

Originally Posted by Soccersupporter

That is much less offensive than what people on this forum have called her.

But we are not running for President of the United States of America!