Hillary, the "B*tch"

lol but us men know our place. when the woman is having a bad day.. we move out of the comforts of our 3000sf furnished house into the basement or garage.
 
Blackflag said:
Haha that is pretty funny .
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I was wondering if anyone else thought that? I can't blame McCain for having to turn his face from the camera. People don't like her for whatever reason and they are going to call her names. Oh, and people on her side are going to say it is people not liking her because she is a strong, opinionated woman. I mean it couldn't have anything to do with policy. Many on the right like Margaret Thatcher and Condaleeza Rice. Wonder how many on the left call(ed) them names?

I'm telling you this is a fun campaign perios as there is no candidate that is likely to make it on the ballot that I plan to vote for. I'm just sitting back enjoying each side's weeping and wailing over every little thing.
 
leaningright said:
I was wondering if anyone else thought that? I can't blame McCain for having to turn his face from the camera. People don't like her for whatever reason and they are going to call her names. Oh, and people on her side are going to say it is people not liking her because she is a strong, opinionated woman. I mean it couldn't have anything to do with policy. Many on the right like Margaret Thatcher and Condaleeza Rice. Wonder how many on the left call(ed) them names?

I'm telling you this is a fun campaign perios as there is no candidate that is likely to make it on the ballot that I plan to vote for. I'm just sitting back enjoying each side's weeping and wailing over every little thing.
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I know this is sounding tired a little maybe, but did you give Ron Paul a look?

He has never voted to raise taxes.
He has never voted for an unbalanced budget.
He has never voted for a federal restriction on gun ownership.
He has never voted to raise congressional pay.
He has never taken a government-paid junket.
He has never voted to increase the power of the executive branch.

He voted against the Patriot Act.
He voted against regulating the Internet.
He voted against the Iraq war.

He does not participate in the lucrative congressional pension program.
He returns a portion of his annual congressional office budget to the U.S. treasury every year.
http://www.ronpaul2008.com/about

He's a really principled guy like yourself and he is pro-life, but just doesn't believe in the FEDERAL government regulating abortion.
 
Maybe so Dano but he won't be on the general election ballot for me to vote for unless he decides to opt out of the republican party and run as an independent. Because of that I honestly haven't looked that closely into his policies.
 
leaningright said:
Maybe so Dano but he won't be on the general election ballot for me to vote for unless he decides to opt out of the republican party and run as an independent. Because of that I honestly haven't looked that closely into his policies.
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Ah I see. You know you could always register as a Repub, it's not like today's Democrat party is getting anymore Conservative lately.
Ron Paul could really use your help.

Honestly above any other issue our founding fathers warned us about debt and looking at all candidates from Repubs/Dems, Paul is really the only one who can balance the budget.

"To preserve our independence, we must not let our rulers load us with perpetual debt. We must make our election between economy and liberty, or profusion and servitude. . .I place economy among the first and most important of republican virtues, and public debt as the greatest of the dangers to be feared." – President Thomas Jefferson
 
Cypress said:
Youtube, John McCain GOP campaign rally, yesterday.

Question to McCain, on Hillary Clinton:

-Questioner: "How are we going to stop the b*tch??"

****Audience Erupts in Laughter*****

-John McCain's reponse: "That's an excellent question"


Translation: Strong, opinionated, left of center women = "bitch"


Granted, the question was a woman herself. Which goes to show that some Con women are hateful of strong, opinionated, professional women.

But, do you have a single doubt in your mind, that behind closed doors in male-dominated GOP strategy sessions, the same question isn't being asked about Hillary Clinton or Nancy Pelosi: "How are we gonna stop the b*tch?"

I wonder if in Dem strategy sessions, Laura Bush or Elizabeth Dole are refered to as "the b*tch"?

Just wondering. :) No doubt, that gender based insulting goes on all the time, among all segments of the male and female demographic.
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I wonder why O'Reilly only seems to report on hatred from "the far left"
 
Chapdog said:
LOL who gives a shit. calling guys assholes = same as calling girls bitches.
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i don't give a shit, but its still classless to use this kind of language at a town hall or a barnstorming function... id be pretty pissed if i had brought my 4 or 5 year old there and they heard that.
 
TheDanold said:
You have to admit, leftwing women do sound kinda bitchy, they don't come across too feminine. If it makes you feel any better, leftwing men come across as kinda whiny and I think you'd rather be known as bitchy than whiny.
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yeah and right wing men come across as elitest and better than everyone else, and right wing woman come across like donna reed or the stepford wives. .
 
I think just about any politician would laugh at jokes from their audience and not argue with them.
Does anyone really think if some Hillary supporter yelled to her: "But what are we gonna do about the bastard Romney!", that she would not laugh or play along with it?

Today was just McCain's turn.
 
TheDanold said:
I think just about any politician would laugh at jokes from their audience and not argue with them.
Does anyone really think if some Hillary supporter yelled to her: "But what are we gonna do about the bastard Romney!", that she would not laugh or play along with it?

Today was just McCain's turn.
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McCain slipped up. I understand the setting & the reaction, but most politicians understand decorum (especially when they're being filmed), and most would respond in a way that wouldn't belittle the person in the audience, but would say something along the lines of "I think it's important that we keep this about the issues," or something to that effect.

It was a bad moment for him.
 
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