Comments on: Palin thoughts, a day later. http://www.redstate.com/moe_lane/2008/08/30/palin-thoughts-day-later/ Tue, 14 Feb 2012 02:40:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: VA_mom http://www.redstate.com/moe_lane/2008/08/30/palin-thoughts-day-later/comment-page-1/#comment-2636 VA_mom Sat, 30 Aug 2008 16:39:24 +0000 #comment-2636 <p>I love this!!! The McCain/Palin ticket was not on the radar for most people, and they are still STUNNED that this happened (never mind the fact that her name has always been on the list and MANY people have been arguing for and against her this summer). Feminists who only care about the abortion issue are angry and offended right now. But they are only going to make every woman who actually balances family AND work or who has made sacrifices for her children extremely upset with their obnoxious comments. Crazy liberal women were always going to go for Obama- for goodness sake he got NARAL's endorsement over Hilary. But Palin is a true example of feminism and the more liberals try to say (without really saying it of course) that she is disqualified because she has kids and because she was "just a hockey mom," the more pro-life, independent women are going to flock to the McCain/Palin ticket. She represents a brand of feminism that has NEVER been represented before. </p> I love this!!! The McCain/Palin ticket was not on the radar for most people, and they are still STUNNED that this happened (never mind the fact that her name has always been on the list and MANY people have been arguing for and against her this summer). Feminists who only care about the abortion issue are angry and offended right now. But they are only going to make every woman who actually balances family AND work or who has made sacrifices for her children extremely upset with their obnoxious comments. Crazy liberal women were always going to go for Obama- for goodness sake he got NARAL’s endorsement over Hilary. But Palin is a true example of feminism and the more liberals try to say (without really saying it of course) that she is disqualified because she has kids and because she was “just a hockey mom,” the more pro-life, independent women are going to flock to the McCain/Palin ticket. She represents a brand of feminism that has NEVER been represented before.

]]> By: streetwise http://www.redstate.com/moe_lane/2008/08/30/palin-thoughts-day-later/comment-page-1/#comment-2635 streetwise Sat, 30 Aug 2008 13:51:13 +0000 #comment-2635 <p>As Obamopolis mobilizes to ostracize Palin via defamation, women voters get reminded of the vanity and condescension of Obama.</p> <p>Sweet! :>)</p> As Obamopolis mobilizes to ostracize Palin via defamation, women voters get reminded of the vanity and condescension of Obama.

Sweet! :>)

]]> By: Susannah http://www.redstate.com/moe_lane/2008/08/30/palin-thoughts-day-later/comment-page-1/#comment-2634 Susannah Sat, 30 Aug 2008 13:35:33 +0000 #comment-2634 <p>I was literally shocked yesterday that the only Democrats that had anything nice to say about Sarah Palin were Hillary Clinton and Geraldine Ferraro (oh, and Bill Clinton didn't say anything). Literally, every other Democrat that I heard on TV yesterday was spewing condescending and/or sexist garbage about her. </p> <p>Last night, Bill Maher went on a sexist rant against Palin calling her a "stewardess", and Tim Kaine was babbling on about her lack of experience. One of the guests on Maher's panel had enough sense to point out that Palin has the same amount of experience as Tim Kaine, who was being considered for Obama's VP, but I digress. </p> <p>Anyway, Jim Geraghty points out <a href="http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=ZWFkMjc1ZTJjNzgyMWI3ZjliMDQ3MzQ2MjhjYTZhOTQ=">here</a> exactly how sexist Obama and his media acolytes were to Hillary Clinton during the Democratic primary. One would think that they would have learned their lesson by now, considering how badly Obama did with women during the last couple of months of the primaries (and considering the whole PUMA thing), but it looks like they are about to make the same mistakes again by starting up with the sexist attacks on Gov. Palin. I guess I really shouldn't be surprised. </p> I was literally shocked yesterday that the only Democrats that had anything nice to say about Sarah Palin were Hillary Clinton and Geraldine Ferraro (oh, and Bill Clinton didn’t say anything). Literally, every other Democrat that I heard on TV yesterday was spewing condescending and/or sexist garbage about her.

Last night, Bill Maher went on a sexist rant against Palin calling her a “stewardess”, and Tim Kaine was babbling on about her lack of experience. One of the guests on Maher’s panel had enough sense to point out that Palin has the same amount of experience as Tim Kaine, who was being considered for Obama’s VP, but I digress.

Anyway, Jim Geraghty points out here exactly how sexist Obama and his media acolytes were to Hillary Clinton during the Democratic primary. One would think that they would have learned their lesson by now, considering how badly Obama did with women during the last couple of months of the primaries (and considering the whole PUMA thing), but it looks like they are about to make the same mistakes again by starting up with the sexist attacks on Gov. Palin. I guess I really shouldn’t be surprised.

]]> By: ggross56 http://www.redstate.com/moe_lane/2008/08/30/palin-thoughts-day-later/comment-page-1/#comment-2633 ggross56 Sat, 30 Aug 2008 12:49:40 +0000 #comment-2633 <p>That's my final opinion in <a href="http://www.letfreedomringblog.com/?p=3147"><strong>this post</strong></a>. Gov. Palin has a record of reform that Sen. Obama would drool about if he cared about reform (which he doesn't). </p> That’s my final opinion in this post. Gov. Palin has a record of reform that Sen. Obama would drool about if he cared about reform (which he doesn’t).

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