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I look forward to the day when our leader/President stops pitting race against race, sex against sex, socioeconomic group against socioeconomic group.
This divisive president fails in every category of leadership. This just happens to be one of them.
to be fair, Obama isn't the one saying all women should not have access to contraception through employment. That is NOT pitting one sex or person against another. He's not a birther. And not noting there's a racist tinge to the immigration debate is sort of head in the sand.
However, bushii for all his failures, did have a view of a more homogenous society. But then, poll after poll shows blacks don't see as homogenous a society as blacks.
But of course this line of thinking is a deflection.
to be fair, Obama isn't the one saying all women should not have access to contraception through employment
Oy, vey. Your dog is probably smarter than you are.
That we do not believe government should force companies to provide contraception is actually to think that we don't think women should have "access to contraception" through their employer. You're retarded, there is no hope for you.
to be fair, Obama isn't the one saying all women should not have access to contraception through employment
Oy, vey. Your dog is probably smarter than you are.
That we do not believe government should force companies to provide contraception is actually to think that we don't think women should have "access to contraception" through their employer. You're retarded, there is no hope for you.
ah, the insults begin. Regardless of how one feels on the issue, arguing all employers should treat women equally is not divisive. I'll refrain from commenting upon your reasoning ability.
they are definitely not stupid !! crazy ?? hell yes they are crazy !!Republican women seem to think so. The following quote is from a female republican House member. It was made at a lecture to republican legislators on how to get the women's vote.
"Men do tend to talk about things on a much higher level. Many of my male colleagues, when they go to the House floor they've got some pie chart or graph behind them and they're talking about trillions of dollars and how the debt is awful and we all agree with that...We need our male colleagues to understand that if you can bring it down to a woman's level and what everything that she is balancing in her life -- that's the way to go."
Rep. Renee Ellmers, on the GOP appealing to women voters
Republican women seem to think so. The following quote is from a female republican House member. It was made at a lecture to republican legislators on how to get the women's vote.
"Men do tend to talk about things on a much higher level. Many of my male colleagues, when they go to the House floor they've got some pie chart or graph behind them and they're talking about trillions of dollars and how the debt is awful and we all agree with that...We need our male colleagues to understand that if you can bring it down to a woman's level and what everything that she is balancing in her life -- that's the way to go."
—Rep. Renee Ellmers, on the GOP appealing to women voters
they are definitely not stupid !! crazy ?? hell yes they are crazy !!Republican women seem to think so. The following quote is from a female republican House member. It was made at a lecture to republican legislators on how to get the women's vote.
"Men do tend to talk about things on a much higher level. Many of my male colleagues, when they go to the House floor they've got some pie chart or graph behind them and they're talking about trillions of dollars and how the debt is awful and we all agree with that...We need our male colleagues to understand that if you can bring it down to a woman's level and what everything that she is balancing in her life -- that's the way to go."
Rep. Renee Ellmers, on the GOP appealing to women voters
Republican women seem to think so. The following quote is from a female republican House member. It was made at a lecture to republican legislators on how to get the women's vote.
"Men do tend to talk about things on a much higher level. Many of my male colleagues, when they go to the House floor they've got some pie chart or graph behind them and they're talking about trillions of dollars and how the debt is awful and we all agree with that...We need our male colleagues to understand that if you can bring it down to a woman's level and what everything that she is balancing in her life -- that's the way to go."
Rep. Renee Ellmers, on the GOP appealing to women voters
LOL, you're not a bright guy, ron. This is hilarious. You say a Republican woman says women are stupid, and you didn't understand what she said, so who's the stupid one, ron?
What she is saying is that men over think things. She's saying women are pragmatic, she's not saying women are stupid and they don't understand the charts, she's saying men make it too complicated and lose their focus. She is saying men should explain what we mean more directly and to the pont. Now you can agree or disagree with her, but that's what she said. LOL. Liberals, such an embarrassment to yourselves.
Shut up with your fake translations Republican women seem to think so. The following quote is from a female republican House member. It was made at a lecture to republican legislators on how to get the women's vote.
"Men do tend to talk about things on a much higher level. Many of my male colleagues, when they go to the House floor they've got some pie chart or graph behind them and they're talking about trillions of dollars and how the debt is awful and we all agree with that...We need our male colleagues to understand that if you can bring it down to a woman's level and what everything that she is balancing in her life -- that's the way to go."
—Rep. Renee Ellmers, on the GOP appealing to women voters
LOL, you're not a bright guy, ron. This is hilarious. You say a Republican woman says women are stupid, and you didn't understand what she said, so who's the stupid one, ron?
What she is saying is that men over think things. She's saying women are pragmatic, she's not saying women are stupid and they don't understand the charts, she's saying men make it too complicated and lose their focus. She is saying men should explain what we mean more directly and to the pont. Now you can agree or disagree with her, but that's what she said. LOL. Liberals, such an embarrassment to yourselves.
What are you the bitch whisperer?
I look forward to the day when our leader/President stops pitting race against race, sex against sex, socioeconomic group against socioeconomic group.
This divisive president fails in every category of leadership. This just happens to be one of them.
to be fair, Obama isn't the one saying all women should not have access to contraception through employment. That is NOT pitting one sex or person against another. He's not a birther. And not noting there's a racist tinge to the immigration debate is sort of head in the sand.
However, bushii for all his failures, did have a view of a more homogenous society. But then, poll after poll shows blacks don't see as homogenous a society as blacks.
But of course this line of thinking is a deflection.
News flash, Bendog. Except for one individual way out on the edge saying something, there was no Republican War on Women. It was started as a campaign ploy before that dude even opened his mouth. It was the Obama campaign. Even if Obama himself doesn't say something, you have to look at what O's political strategists are stirring up.
to be fair, Obama isn't the one saying all women should not have access to contraception through employment. That is NOT pitting one sex or person against another. He's not a birther. And not noting there's a racist tinge to the immigration debate is sort of head in the sand.
However, bushii for all his failures, did have a view of a more homogenous society. But then, poll after poll shows blacks don't see as homogenous a society as blacks.
But of course this line of thinking is a deflection.
News flash, Bendog. Except for one individual way out on the edge saying something, there was no Republican War on Women. It was started as a campaign ploy before that dude even opened his mouth. It was the Obama campaign. Even if Obama himself doesn't say something, you have to look at what O's political strategists are stirring up.
Women be so stupid the bitches fall for it, sho nuff.
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LOL, you're not a bright guy, ron. This is hilarious. You say a Republican woman says women are stupid, and you didn't understand what she said, so who's the stupid one, ron?
What she is saying is that men over think things. She's saying women are pragmatic, she's not saying women are stupid and they don't understand the charts, she's saying men make it too complicated and lose their focus. She is saying men should explain what we mean more directly and to the pont. Now you can agree or disagree with her, but that's what she said. LOL. Liberals, such an embarrassment to yourselves.
What are you the bitch whisperer?
I have something you don't.
'war on women' is just a euphemism for all the shitty legislation GOP legislators keep pushing
What are you the bitch whisperer?
I have something you don't.
Yeah its called a vagina
'war on women' is just a euphemism for all the shitty legislation GOP legislators keep pushing
You mean like not forcing insurance companies to provide contraceptives? That Democrats think providing contraceptives to women is the government's job and the Republicans don't think it's government's job is ... Republicans ... being anti-women?
BTW, if your insurance doesn't cover it and you're not willing to buy your own or go to planned parenthood and get them for free, any guy who wants to do it would pay for them in a heartbeat.
Hell yeah!
no, i meant the legislation cited in my post...Republican women seem to think so. The following quote is from a female republican House member. It was made at a lecture to republican legislators on how to get the women's vote.
"Men do tend to talk about things on a much higher level. Many of my male colleagues, when they go to the House floor they've got some pie chart or graph behind them and they're talking about trillions of dollars and how the debt is awful and we all agree with that...We need our male colleagues to understand that if you can bring it down to a woman's level and what everything that she is balancing in her life -- that's the way to go."
Rep. Renee Ellmers, on the GOP appealing to women voters
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Well, the more obvious thing I have you don't here is a brain. I do like your insistence in proving my point that you don't allow some bimbo to disagree with you proves your sexism while claiming to not grasp my argument. But then as we've already established, I do have that brain you don't have...
'war on women' is just a euphemism for all the shitty legislation GOP legislators keep pushing
You mean like not forcing insurance companies to provide contraceptives? That Democrats think providing contraceptives to women is the government's job and the Republicans don't think it's government's job is ... Republicans ... being anti-women?
BTW, if your insurance doesn't cover it and you're not willing to buy your own or go to planned parenthood and get them for free, any guy who wants to do it would pay for them in a heartbeat.
Hell yeah!
as to your most recent spastic post, the supreme court ruled that closely held private corporations can not be forced to provide the insurance which provides certain contraception coverage, but in so doing SCOTUS reaffirmed the government's compelling interest in providing the insurance coverage for all women regardless of their employer.
Yeah its called a vagina
Well, the more obvious thing I have you don't here is a brain. I do like your insistence in proving my point that you don't allow some bimbo to disagree with you proves your sexism while claiming to not grasp my argument. But then as we've already established, I do have that brain you don't have...
No what you have is a vag and accusations. Thats why I asked you to prove your point and you cant. You just come back with more accusations.
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