Women Candidate Double Standards

[RICHARD]

Hmmmm,

Sexism?

You can put lipstick on a pig, woman governor, hockey mom or pitbull.

THe old line goes, You'll just get the pig irritated and chances are you'll get effed up pretty seriously.

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I love the fact that most of the people who didn't approve of Hillary Clinton even thinking about becoming the president, thought she was a biatch.

Then all you silly women jump on the bandwagon regarding JM saying, "How do we beat the biatch?". I like the directness of the statement. It's not some stuttering fool on soapbox who can barely think and speak at the same time.

Bo proabably wasn't thinking about any woman in particular. Palin, his wife or the millions of woman who regularly apply some 'stick.

He wasn't thinking about a particular PT member who sleepily applied her lip liner to her eyelids......I KID, I KID!

I think we should link the 'beat that biatch' statement to JM and abuse. I mean he wanted to beat her? RIGHT?

The intolerance and stupidity of the candidates, the media and the small group of the population that hear but don't listen, read and don't see and think, but cannot make a separation of what sounds like fact and fantasy, make this a politcal season to end all seasons.

Even I have become weary of poking fun at the 'grownups' wanting to be the "Biggest Boss to ever boss the world around".

The fun is in watching people run around like morons after they get chunked in the head with a piece of hail and proclaim, The sky is falling.


Half of us will make a choice in November- the winning side.THe other side will cry foul, whine and want justice.

I am ready in both cases.....I'll still be laughing.

[Karen]

What annoys me about the latest non-brouhaha was, what - Sarah Palin makes one comment about lipstick, and suddenly all lipstick now theoretically belongs to her in the realm of politics?

Gimme a break. As I heard a farmer say on the radio this afternoon, you can TRY to put lipstick on a pig, but they think it's a yummy treat, so good luck NOT having the lipstick eaten out of your hand!

I swear, this season, the political media is worked into a frenzy that any little thing gets blown all out of proportion.

Listen, there's plenty of time between now and the election. Can we have the entire political media sent to a corner for a nice three-day "time out"? Wouldn't that be nice?

[RICHARD]

What annoys me about the latest non-brouhaha was, what - Sarah Palin makes one comment about lipstick, and suddenly all lipstick now theoretically belongs to her in the realm of politics?

The bright side is now we have brought glamour, glitz and SUPERMODELS into the mix,

Now we have to teach them HOW TO USE A VOTING MACHINE!

[RICHARD]

Listen, there's plenty of time between now and the election. Can we have the entire political media sent to a corner for a nice three-day "time out"? Wouldn't that be nice?

I read, with some satisfaction, that one of the worst commentators was told to stay at home for the election night coverage.

Keith Olberman was canned from the MSNBC presidential election night coverage because he was critical that NBC, sister station to MSNBC, played a video clip from the Republican Convention.

Knowing the way he reacts to small things in the media he has no control over, he must have busted an artery when that happened.

I like it.