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(Hmmmm. Is that green quote a repeat?) ((Yeah, multiple posts today, and I'm supposed to be loading the van.))
Some political strategist is in hot water today for denigrating Mrs. Romney's opinions on the concerns of women, saying that Mrs. Romney "hasn't worked a day in her life".
Much uproar, mostly of the "Stay-at-home mothering and housewivery IS work, hard work! How dare she!" variety.
Very annoying. Again, people are missing the point and flying off the handle based on a few buzzwords.
Give me a break!
Yeah, the woman said "hasn't worked a day in her life" so what can she know about women's concerns. She had a point, but she said it wrong! What she MEANT was that Mrs. Romney has never HAD TO, has never been FORCED TO, work OUTSIDE THE HOME TO SUPPORT A FAMILY, in her life. A hell of a lot of women don't have that choice. So what could Mrs. Romney know of the hardships faced by those women? That's what was meant. (My own thought - Mrs. Romney doesn't have to worry about losing her job if she gets pregnant or can't find reliable childcare, for example.)
That's a far far cry from Santorum calling the president "that nig... uh person", or Limbaugh calling a woman testifying before a congressional committee a slut. There was no mistaking what they meant.
Stupid emotional people, please THINK! For once! It's really not that hard!
My desk has a forehead-shaped dent in it.
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2 comments:
Santorum really said that?!
Yep, he really did. There are several text reports about it, but the most convincing are the YouTube clips. There are many of those (search "santorum nig" in YouTube). See for example http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmA8JYP-_F0
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