NO YOU CAN'T

No!  You damn well can't just run rough shod over women with your obamabots.  Even Repugs admit that women are not under their control.  As Bill Kristol wryly conceded, "White women are a problem -- that's, you know -- we all live with that."

It's sad that he had to qualify it with race because there are plenty of Blacks and Hispanic women that present a problem to the man and will continue to do so.  

We women won big in several ways, even though Hillary was tripled and quadrupled teamed by the media that still continues to sing the praises of BO and ignore his campaign gaffes even in light of her considerable wins.  

Just a few days before Super T, Michele O was asked if she would support Clinton if she won.  Her answer was, "I'll have to think about that.  I'd have to think about policies, her approach, her tone."  She went on to say that everyone would support the Dem ticket, but the mean-stream media ignored her ungracious answer; a media that would have castigated Bill Clinton had he said it.  

And what a smack down Hillary delivered, by taking Massachusetts and California, to false friend, Teddy and the Oprah, and the ghost of Jack K. and Camelot, and his daughter and Kerry and Cal-e-4-nia's first lady, and a plethora of lesser or greater lights by taking Massachusetts and California.  Women deserve this little schadenfreude since they are usually the victims of it, especially during this campaign.  

Certainly there must have been some one in that bunch to vote for -- but wait!  They weren't running.  Why did BO have to hide behind their gloss and glitter?  Could it be that he is an inexperienced, hollow man who needs the aura of other's greatness to mask his many faults?  

We know it's not about race, although BO gets 80+% of the Black vote, because the media says it isn't.  We know it's not about celebrity or even about who has the most million$.  

IT IS ABOUT GENDER and anyone who does not see the huge pile-on and gang-up against Hillary by nearly every informational outlet is comatose.  Don't ever be ashamed of voting for a qualified woman.  As Robin wrote: "As for the 'woman thing'?  Me, I'm voting for Hillary not because she's a woman -- but because I am.  

We still have to fear the coming caucus results where Iowa showed us how the obomamobs forced at least some older voters into his corner of the caucus halls against their will.  We just have to get our friends, relatives and Everywoman's future involved.   Please contact every woman you know have not yet voted an e-mail or write or call them.   Please send this great article by Robin (linked below), to women you know to stir their ancient memories, awaken their inner self and strengthen their trust and faith in themselves.  Please urge them to pass it on.

http://thewip.net/portal/2008/02/goodbye_to_all_that_2.html

Goodbye To All That (#2)
by Robin Morgan The Women's Media Center

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