feministing.com - 10/22/2008
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Every time I think I couldn't love Rachel Maddow more, she comes out with something like this. Sigh.
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marielynbernard.blogspot.com - 10/22/2008
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marielynbernard.blogspot.com —
Because I do not want to live in
a world where it would be illegal for "Susan"...
to marry Rachel Maddow, omg. I know Maddow lives in Massachusetts, but this isn't about who lives where (more on this in a second). Don't you want to marry Rachel Maddow? ...
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this girl called automatic win
yglesias.thinkprogress.org - 10/22/2008
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yglesias.thinkprogress.org —
Part of the idea behind picking Sarah Palin
was to help broaden the GOP’s appeal to women....
Instead, Palin is even less popular among women than John McCain. And if this exchange between Rick Davis and Bill Bennett is any guide, conservatives ...
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Feminists and Sarah Palin
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Feminists and Sarah Palin
Matthew Yglesias —
Part of the idea behind picking Sarah Palin was to help broaden the GOP’s appeal to women. Instead, Palin is even less popular among women than John McCain. And if this exchange between Rick Davis and Bill Bennett is any guide, conservatives aren’t looking very seriously at addressing their problems (emphasis added):
BENNETT: I don’t know which drives them more crazy. Let me give you three things that I think drives them crazy, and you don’t have to comment. That’s she’s very attractive. That she’s very competent or that ...
Vote, You Catty Whores! Vote!
pandagon.net - we are the public option —
by Jesse Taylor
That, at least, seems to be the GOP’s take towards women and Sarah Palin.
It seems counterproductive to approach all women as if they’re either going to vote their ovaries, or their cold, hateful hearts, but there you have it. Rick Davis and James Dobson explain “liberal feminist” opposition to Sarah Palin, which appears to explain the psychology of women on the same level a group of thirteen year old boys explain sex to each other - poorly and with a desperate fervor that maybe one day they’ll get to touch ...
Living in a Phil Dick novel
The Sideshow —
... What could be more entertaining than hearing two Republican nitwits explain the opinion of feminists? Maybe watching Rachel talk about it. ...
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