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I thought it was the clintons that were the DLC candidates.
http://justplainpolitics.com/showthread.php?t=7846&highlight=sexism
" 01-10-2008, 07:25 AM
Darla
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All the debating about Obama and Clinton the past couple of days, and not just on there, but with every group I am associated with, has caused me to really think about things I haven’t thought about before.
First, on Obama vs Hillary. I think that Obama is just another DLC Democrat, who refuses to take attacking Iran off the table. And if you are going by solely issues, sorry, he is no change. He is, meet the new boss, same as the old boss. (everything I am saying , precludes the bush regime, the very worst of the worst, take them out of the picture for now, EVERYTHING looks good compared to them people).
But, we all recognize that indeed, he IS change. Even I got caught up in him. A black man becoming President! Wow! I read some of the things blacks were saying in interviews, on the streets, and I got tears in my eyes.
But what I don’t see recognized among men is that it’s the same thing for women if Hillary were elected! I know many leftist women. These are not NOW women. These are not Democrats. These are Kucinich women who are wondering if they can hold their noses to vote for Edwards for God sakes. And so many of them have written to me after reading something I wrote about what happened in the media over the past week, and how women reacted to it in New Hampshire, where they united and sent the Brushback Pitch of all time hurtling towards sexist media mavens. They have all told me they felt the same way.
They see. They see that sexism is still obnoxiously acceptable. They’ve all been abused or held back, or made uncomfortable sexually at one time or the other by powerful men. They no longer feel they have to take it.
That’s a movement too. That’s exciting for some of us too.
I fight not to get caught up in either of these movements, because I don’t think that either Hillary or Obama represent real change in the long run.
But too many men are recognizing only one movement, and dismissing the other one. I am telling you now, you keep doing that, you’re going to put Hillary in the white house."
Being a zuchini I am obviously confused... I hear the left saying that Obama is about change and hope yet a few months ago our wise sage of sexism stated he was just a DLC democrat, same old same old...
Please help a poor zuchini... which is it? Is he change or the same old same old?
http://justplainpolitics.com/showthread.php?t=7846&highlight=sexism
" 01-10-2008, 07:25 AM
Darla
Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 16,285
My Location
Obama and Clinton
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All the debating about Obama and Clinton the past couple of days, and not just on there, but with every group I am associated with, has caused me to really think about things I haven’t thought about before.
First, on Obama vs Hillary. I think that Obama is just another DLC Democrat, who refuses to take attacking Iran off the table. And if you are going by solely issues, sorry, he is no change. He is, meet the new boss, same as the old boss. (everything I am saying , precludes the bush regime, the very worst of the worst, take them out of the picture for now, EVERYTHING looks good compared to them people).
But, we all recognize that indeed, he IS change. Even I got caught up in him. A black man becoming President! Wow! I read some of the things blacks were saying in interviews, on the streets, and I got tears in my eyes.
But what I don’t see recognized among men is that it’s the same thing for women if Hillary were elected! I know many leftist women. These are not NOW women. These are not Democrats. These are Kucinich women who are wondering if they can hold their noses to vote for Edwards for God sakes. And so many of them have written to me after reading something I wrote about what happened in the media over the past week, and how women reacted to it in New Hampshire, where they united and sent the Brushback Pitch of all time hurtling towards sexist media mavens. They have all told me they felt the same way.
They see. They see that sexism is still obnoxiously acceptable. They’ve all been abused or held back, or made uncomfortable sexually at one time or the other by powerful men. They no longer feel they have to take it.
That’s a movement too. That’s exciting for some of us too.
I fight not to get caught up in either of these movements, because I don’t think that either Hillary or Obama represent real change in the long run.
But too many men are recognizing only one movement, and dismissing the other one. I am telling you now, you keep doing that, you’re going to put Hillary in the white house."
Being a zuchini I am obviously confused... I hear the left saying that Obama is about change and hope yet a few months ago our wise sage of sexism stated he was just a DLC democrat, same old same old...
Please help a poor zuchini... which is it? Is he change or the same old same old?
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