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Women already Know which Party believes in womens rights and which doesn't so much. So, no amount of right-wing propaganda is going to change that, women will vote for Obama in far higher numbers than they il for Mitt, the GOP really does not stand a chance in this election, one cannot win based on the support of angry old white men, there simply are not enough of you left.
Good point. Wonder what prompted Obama to launch his campaign with this one???
Women already Know which Party believes in womens rights and which doesn't so much. So, no amount of right-wing propaganda is going to change that, women will vote for Obama in far higher numbers than they il for Mitt, the GOP really does not stand a chance in this election, one cannot win based on the support of angry old white men, there simply are not enough of you left.
There aren't enough dumb liberal women to affect anything. There are more women out there that don't buy into the fabricated "war on women" that you guys drummed up out of your asses.
The only issue with this is the Democrat's "war on women" strategy. If Obama can employ a man who may have "battered" his wife, then it shows their strategy is hypocritical, cynical and insincere. For me at least that is the only issue with this, since its SOP for divorce lawyers to tell their female clients to claim "battery" and that they fear for their safety. Sherrod Brown may be totally innocent of abusing his wife and he should be given the benefit of the doubt, especially by men. But again, the issue is the hypocrisy and cynicism of the Democrats.
The only issue with this is the Democrat's "war on women" strategy. If Obama can employ a man who may have "battered" his wife, then it shows their strategy is hypocritical, cynical and insincere. For me at least that is the only issue with this, since its SOP for divorce lawyers to tell their female clients to claim "battery" and that they fear for their safety. Sherrod Brown may be totally innocent of abusing his wife and he should be given the benefit of the doubt, especially by men. But again, the issue is the hypocrisy and cynicism of the Democrats.
Well, apparently there was enough to it for the court to issue a restraining order against him. I think the Dems are extremely hypocritical with these cries of a faux war on women and its gonna come back to bite them where the sun don't shine!
Well, apparently there was enough to it for the court to issue a restraining order against him. I think the Dems are extremely hypocritical with these cries of a faux war on women and its gonna come back to bite them where the sun don't shine!
Maybe. I admit I don't know the ins and outs of this case.
But you know even if he did, the Obama people will simply dismiss him and all will be forgotten, down the memory hold.
Maybe. I admit I don't know the ins and outs of this case.
But you know even if he did, the Obama people will simply dismiss him and all will be forgotten, down the memory hold.
Sort of like the Rs dimissed the sexual harassment allegations about Herman Cain.
Seems to me that they also used the 'but it was so long ago' argument.
And the 'women make up stuff like this up the time' argument.
Here's the problem for the Rs as I see it: they completely dismissed out of hand any possibility that Mr. Cain was guilty and denigrated all of the women who claimed that he was.
Now, we are supposed to believe that they care about how Mr. Brown treated his ex-wife and that they aren't simply attempting to use his past to score political points?
Right.
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