Sarah Palin Is What Hillary Clinton Could Have Been
SARAH Palin show that there is one more womn in US politics:
Clinton voters, in particular, have received a political wake-up call they never expected. Having watched their candidate and their principles betrayed by the very people who are supposed to be the flame-holders for equal rights and fairness, they now look across the aisle and see a woman who represents everything the feminist movement claimed it stood for. Women can have a family and a career. We can be whatever we choose, on our own terms. For some, that might mean shooting a moose. For others, perhaps it’s about shooting a movie or shooting for a career as a teacher. However diverse our passions, we will vote for a system that allows us to make the choices that best suit us. It’s that simple.
She is a woman, after all…
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September 8th, 2008 at 3:24 pm
Does the name Geraldine Ferraro ring any bells?
Or the fact that she had to leave the Clinton campaign for pointing out that Obama would never have got that far if had he been white, or a woman?
I don’t think McCain regards women as interchangeable; the Obama campaign is coming very perilously close to behaving as if it does…