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John "I called my wife a cunt and cheated on her" McCain thanks the feminist movement for these actions.

"to dismantle Barack Obama if he should become the nominee of the party."

"Dismantle?" what is that supposed to mean?

The Ohio-based group of Clinton supporters announced that they intend to actively work to dismantle Barack Obama if he should become the nominee of the party. The group says that Hillary has been subjected to gender discrimination from party leaders and the media.

I guess it only makes sense to elect am an (in the name of woman's rights!) who wants to "beat the bitch" and called his own wife a cunt.

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So let me get this straight.  Every president of the US save one has been white, male, and protestant (the exception, of course, was JFK, and he checked two boxes).  For all of the talk about how historic this election will be, the real question is whether the US is ready to elect someone who can tick two boxes out of three.

So these protesters are basically saying this: "We're unhappy Clinton didn't get the nom, so we're going to vote for the old white male WASPy guy--that'll teach 'em!"

Whatever.

Thanks, STEVE, for telling us of female resentment of Obama.

I see a disaster waiting to happen!

Thanks for your concern, troll.

http://katalusis.blogspot.com/2008/05/me ssage-from-clinton-supporters-count.html

Your responses are pouring in and have filled our inboxes in all states. We are moving rapidly and will have a website up soon, and are trying to respond to your emails as quickly as possible. Please pass this information on to everyone you can. Here's what we need to do.

Make calls to OR and KY. We will have another stunning victory in KY and close the gap in OR. We believe the opposition will announce that he has won the nomination on May 20th after the polls close. It will not be believable when Hillary is announcing a HUGE VICTORY IN KY.

Organize a demonstration in front of your local NBC affiliate on election night, May 20th, starting at 6:30pm, until, preferably, the close of the 11:00 news. If you do not live close to your NBC affiliate, DO NOT WATCH IT. MAKE THEIR RATINGS PLUMMET. This must be done nationwide so that our numbers and strength are visible. We have announced this boycott of NBC at our press conference. Do this to show the strength of Hillary Supporters to defeat this less-qualified candidate that has been blatantly aided with biased reporting by much of the media, and protest the sexist behavior and disgraceful comments from NBC anchors. Make you own signs, for Hillary or against any of these offenses. Use your imagination. But most of all, JUST DO IT. YOU BEING THERE WILL MAKE THE STATEMENT THAT WOMEN ALL OVER AMERICA, ARE MAD AS HECK AND AREN'T GOING TO TAKE IT ANY MORE.

The next step is the Resolution of FL and MI and we will demonstrate in Washington on May 31st when the Rules Committee meets. Save the date. ...more later. Each time we enter a new phase we will determine the most effective strategy and communicate it to you. Your part is to help make it happen throughout OH, MI, PA and FL, the critical states where we have the advantage.

THIS IS OUR MOMENT. HILLARY IS OUR CANDIDATE. WE HAVE THE POWER TO MAKE HISTORY. LET'S USE IT!

Jamie Dixey
Clinton Supporters Count Too!

Thanks for alerting us to this threat.  I appreciate it.

Let's talk about how we as Democrats can unite and counteract this group that seeks to derail the potential Democratic nominee.  What can we do to stop this group in its tracks?  Where are they organizing, so that we can work to counter-organize and ensure that nobody joins this group?

Thanks for the heads-up.  I knew we could count on blogs like this one to make us aware of potential problems for the Democratic nominee, so we can figure out how to overcome them.

Seriously, John McCain not only called his wife a cu** in public but also plans to advocate everything to which women are opposed.

p.s. your push-poll vote is funny, except I'm not a big fan of cookies (gotta watch my weight).   Maybe it would have been more hilarious if you had the second choice as: Yes: Let Them Iron My Shirt!

Go away, troll.

Women across America are uniting in earnest to denounce the unfair and sexist treatment of Hillary Clinton by both the media and the Obama campaign.

Ok, if you want to go after the media, fine... they have never been the democrat's best friend.  It's unfair and morally wrong to attack Obama 'cos you think the media has been unfair to Hillary. That is not his fault.  Besides, the media has been very nice to Hillary since about a week before Ohio.  They like the prolonged primary race.

Exactly how has Obama been either unfair or sexist in his treatment of Hillary.  I want concrete examples, not vague generalizations!  And remember, sexism is a lot more than not being pro-Hillary.  Prove your thesis!

As for fairness, personally, I don't think she's been very fair to him until very recently...

Yeah, that makes sense.  Work to bring Obama down, elect McCain, and guarantee the overturning of Roe v. Wade.  That's keeping it all in perspective.

""We have a plan to campaign against the Democratic nominee. We have the (wo)manpower and the money to make our threat real. And there are millions of supporters who will back us up in the swing states. If you don't listen to our voice now, you will hear from us later.""

Someone delete this puerile trash.  This is a site for Democrats.

I fail to see the same level of sexism from anyone in the Obama campaign that comes close to the amount of sexism involved with calling your wife a "Cu*t" and telling Hillary that her daughter was ugly when her daughter was younger than 10. They really want that to become President to battle "sexism"? puh-lease.

Why does this site allow garbage like this? Sad

McCain would be a disaster for women.  Get real. You're going to have to get over your hurt feelings for the good of the country.

For his part, Senator Obama has been gracious towards Senator Clinton.

While no one has accused Senator Obama of sexism, some, such as columnist Marie Cocco, say the campaign has exposed "the hatred of women that is accepted as a part of our culture".

A possible future?...

May 17, 2011, Washington, DC

Today hundreds of thousands of women converged on Washington DC to protest the 5-4 decision of the Supreme Court in Smith vs State of Alabama, which has overturned the longstanding Roe v Wade precedent. The decision, made possible by the nomination of Michael Luttig to the Supreme Court by President John McCain, to fill the seat of late Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, has raised incredible cries of outrage across the country.

Two of the speakers at the rally at the courthouse today were Cynthia Ruccia, 58, and Jamie Dixey, 60. They were largely credited with the defeat of Senator Barack Obama in the 2008 election, marshaling women across the country, including a fair number of Democrats, with accusations of endemic sexism. Although Senator Obama was never accused of sexism directly, he was repeatedly accused to abetting and benefiting from "hatred of women that is part of our culture". Ms. Ruccia and Ms. Dixey were there to renounce McCain, and said that just as the power of women overcame the Obama candidacy, it would destroy the Republican party in 2012. Many political experts, however, have noted that the disarray in the Democratic party that ensued subsequent to the internecine war over the nomination in 2008 led to their rout at the polls in 2010, as millions of disillusioned Democrats stayed home, and Republicans reclaimed the House and Senate despite a 5:3 disadvantage in party identification.

Asked for comment, former Senator Obama condemned McCain and Luttig in kind, stating, "This is the politics as usual that we have come to expect from the Republicans. They will sacrifice womens' right to their own bodies for political gain."  Senator Obama had raised Clinton as a possible Supreme Court nominee during the campaign, although Senator Clinton herself was noncommittal. Clinton has announced her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for 2012, although the reception after her role in 2008 has resulted in a much more lukewarm reception than her 2008 candidacy received. One major donor, who asked to remain anonymous, was quoted as saying, "If she gets into the race and gains any ground, and then fails to get the nomination again, it will be 2008 all over again. It's already hard enough courting the bitter black vote, and the youth vote is practically nonexistant." The youth vote, usually heavily democratic but light on turnout, was practically nonexistant in 2010, as 18-29 year olds made up only 3% of voters.

I'm sure McCain is very excited about this whole development.