You are nitpicking semantical differences.

Greer says, "She is there because she is Bill's wife, and it's a bit useless to pretend, 'Oh, it's because of her wonderful job as a senator,' " If it isn't due to her legislative experience and credentials then being Bill's wife is her ONLY reason, according to Greer. You need to enroll in an English course this summer instead of going to work on McCain's campaign.

And so this free thinker who is widely regarded as one of the most significant feminist voices of the later 20th century, a key figure in the emancipation of womens understanding of their self image and sexuality is a "sexist" for believing Hillary lacks the credentials for the job.

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You are nitpicking semantical differences.

Greer says, "She is there because she is Bill's wife, and it's a bit useless to pretend, 'Oh, it's because of her wonderful job as a senator,' " If it isn't due to her legislative experience and credentials then being Bill's wife is her ONLY reason, according to Greer. You need to enroll in an English course this summer instead of going to work on McCain's campaign.

And so this free thinker who is widely regarded as one of the most significant feminist voices of the later 20th century, a key figure in the emancipation of womens understanding of their self image and sexuality is a "sexist" for believing Hillary lacks the credentials for the job.

I don't think the words cold, bossy, and manipulative are owned by one sex or the other.

This displays that your ONLY point you have made since coming to Clipmarks is that opposition to Hillary is sexist. It is your crutch. Truly sad that you can not accept that others have found a better candidate.

You try and have the best of both worlds, it's pretty amazing. She isn't a sexist, she just uses sexist language. Does anybody in the real world outside of your cyber existence take you seriously?

Regarding Steve Irwim, I don't live in Australia so I really don't know what Australians think of him. But you, the imaginer of covens of witches are capable of most anything.

However I did find this on the web and it came out of Steve Irwin's own mouth "In 2003, Irwin spoke to the Australian Broadcasting Corp.'s "Australian Story" television program about how he was perceived in his home country.

"When I see what's happened all over the world, they're looking at me as this very popular, wildlif...

You try and have the best of both worlds, it's pretty amazing. She isn't a sexist, she just uses sexist language. Does anybody in the real world outside of your cyber existence take you seriously?

Regarding Steve Irwim, I don't live in Australia so I really don't know what Australians think of him. But you, the imaginer of covens of witches are capable of most anything.

However I did find this on the web and it came out of Steve Irwin's own mouth "In 2003, Irwin spoke to the Australian Broadcasting Corp.'s "Australian Story" television program about how he was perceived in his home country.

"When I see what's happened all over the world, they're looking at me as this very popular, wildlife warrior Australian bloke," he told the ABC.

"And yet back here in my own country, some people find me a little bit embarrassing. You know, there's this ... they kind of cringe, you know, 'cause I'm coming out with 'Crikey' and 'Look at this beauty.' "

So you prove to be clueless once again but what else is new.

And I believe you are idolizing Hillary. It's quite obvious. Pretty bad week for Hillary with the her staffer Ferraro resorting to pandering to racial divides and her supporter Elliott Spitzer commiting such a cold act against his family resorting to hookers. They both thought they could manipulate the system.

By the way what gives you the right to be so bossy telling others they can't be critical of Hillary.

Noticed this commentary about Hillary....... by a woman.

Ms. Clinton wants to have it both ways. Her pitch is that she's the best person, regardless of gender, to answer the White House phone. But she is also shameless about playing the gender card. Women ought to vote for her because, not only does she know what it's like to be a leader who can pick up the hotline, she also knows what it's like to be a 60-year-old waitress who's had to work hard all her life and put up with a cheating man. And besides, it's about time for a woman to be president.

She thinks h...

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Noticed this commentary about Hillary....... by a woman.

Ms. Clinton wants to have it both ways. Her pitch is that she's the best person, regardless of gender, to answer the White House phone. But she is also shameless about playing the gender card. Women ought to vote for her because, not only does she know what it's like to be a leader who can pick up the hotline, she also knows what it's like to be a 60-year-old waitress who's had to work hard all her life and put up with a cheating man. And besides, it's about time for a woman to be president.

She thinks her gender card is entirely legit, but that Mr. Obama's race card - which he's too smart to play - is really, really unfair.

Another obviously sexist woman taking issue with Hillary.

Actually I surfed around the internet. Something you might try. It's called educating yourself. And there were many articles of Australians interviewed after Irwin's death who said the exact same thing.

Go ahead, educate yourself. It would be refreshing.

But I still like this commentary by another woman about Hillary.

Ms. Clinton wants to have it both ways. Her pitch is that she's the best person, regardless of gender, to answer the White House phone. But she is also shameless about playing the gender card. Women ought to vote for her because, not only does she know what it's like to be a leader who can pick up the hotline, she also knows what it's like to be a 60-year-old waitress...

Actually I surfed around the internet. Something you might try. It's called educating yourself. And there were many articles of Australians interviewed after Irwin's death who said the exact same thing.

Go ahead, educate yourself. It would be refreshing.

But I still like this commentary by another woman about Hillary.

Ms. Clinton wants to have it both ways. Her pitch is that she's the best person, regardless of gender, to answer the White House phone. But she is also shameless about playing the gender card. Women ought to vote for her because, not only does she know what it's like to be a leader who can pick up the hotline, she also knows what it's like to be a 60-year-old waitress who's had to work hard all her life and put up with a cheating man. And besides, it's about time for a woman to be president.

She thinks her gender card is entirely legit, but that Mr. Obama's race card - which he's too smart to play - is really, really unfair.

Exactly Righthand, yance keeps dancing around avoiding commentary on the topic. He would prefer to comment on a distraction of which I have already admitted my ignorance but did do some research (something yance tends to avoid). But once again here is the pertinent topic.

Ms. Clinton wants to have it both ways. Her pitch is that she's the best person, regardless of gender, to answer the White House phone. But she is also shameless about playing the gender card. Women ought to vote for her because, not only does she know what it's like to be a leader who can pick up the hotline, she also knows what it's like to be a 60-year-old waitress who's had to work hard all her life and put up w...

Exactly Righthand, yance keeps dancing around avoiding commentary on the topic. He would prefer to comment on a distraction of which I have already admitted my ignorance but did do some research (something yance tends to avoid). But once again here is the pertinent topic.

Ms. Clinton wants to have it both ways. Her pitch is that she's the best person, regardless of gender, to answer the White House phone. But she is also shameless about playing the gender card. Women ought to vote for her because, not only does she know what it's like to be a leader who can pick up the hotline, she also knows what it's like to be a 60-year-old waitress who's had to work hard all her life and put up with a cheating man. And besides, it's about time for a woman to be president.

She thinks her gender card is entirely legit, but that Mr. Obama's race card - which he's too smart to play - is really, really unfair.

That's very convenient for you. Most people actually see the person committing the offense as the one whose mouth the words came out of, or the tactics of the campaign were a result of.

In fact, Hillary once again apologized, while campaigning, for the hateful rhetoric of Geraldine Ferraro (which you have said that Hillary is either wrong in her understanding of the words or wrong to apologize for Ferraro's remarks while a staffer on the Hillary campaign). Quote:

"Well, I said yesterday that I rejected what she said, and I certainly do repudiate it and regret deeply that, you know, it was said," Clinton said. "Obviously, she doesn't speak for the campaign. She doesn't speak for any ...

That's very convenient for you. Most people actually see the person committing the offense as the one whose mouth the words came out of, or the tactics of the campaign were a result of.

In fact, Hillary once again apologized, while campaigning, for the hateful rhetoric of Geraldine Ferraro (which you have said that Hillary is either wrong in her understanding of the words or wrong to apologize for Ferraro's remarks while a staffer on the Hillary campaign). Quote:

"Well, I said yesterday that I rejected what she said, and I certainly do repudiate it and regret deeply that, you know, it was said," Clinton said. "Obviously, she doesn't speak for the campaign. She doesn't speak for any of my positions, and she has resigned from being a member of my very large finance committee."

I'll give Hillary credit for one thing she said, she has pointed out you, yanceducat to be a total fraud as you are going to cast your vote in November for John McCain. Quote:

In issue after issue, I think the Democratic party will see that whatever differences Sen. Obama and I may (have) had during the primary campaign, they pale in comparison to our differences with Sen. McCain and the Republican Party