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MSNBC calls Kentucky for Clinton

neiljones753 — Sat, 15 Nov 2008 06:40:03 -0600

Beginning the final weekend of campaigning before Tuesday's primary in Kentucky where she is heavily favored against Democratic frontrunner Sen. Barack Obama, Clinton held an outdoor picnic rally for about 1,000 people on the grounds of the Maker's Mark Distillery, the oldest operating bourbon distillery in the world and a national historic landmark.

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Hmmm....All Inclusive Cabinet?

PartyPlanPat — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 22:40:43 -0600

Indeed it is a hot topic. I found myself wondering the very same thing when i crafted this post. Yep euphoria is great, reality is what is and right now I am wondering with all I have

An Open Letter To President Elect Obama: What Will You Do For Women?

And I do remember the Larry Summers Kaffafle! It truly reamains to be seen that is for sure. And yes that all inclusive cabinet well...i just can't wait!

Funny you mention this...

Suzanne Reisman — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 14:58:40 -0600

When I read that Obama considered Summers for the position, I made many faces and wondered if maybe this was a good topic for me to write about, too. If Summers was the best candidate to pull us out of this horrific economic mess, should we overlook his atrocious record on women and people of color? Out of curiosity, I asked my husband (who is a finance professional) what he thought.

First he made a sour face. "Larry Summer is a terrible manager and he'll never get the job. He'll wind up as the head of the Federal Reserve of New York." He then ranted about what a bad job Summers did when he served the Clinton administration, noting that Robert Rubin had to "babysit" him.

So it didn't really answer my initial question, since he's not the best qualified person to help us with the economy. I'm assuming he isn't going to get the job.

Suzanne Reisman, Contributing Editor - Feminism & Gender
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I'm trying to stay positive

Denise — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 14:02:10 -0600

I'm trying very hard to wait until all of the appointments have been made before I lose what little hope I had... it's not easy though.

~Denise
BlogHer Community Manager

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CHRISTMAS come early

Houseonahill — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 18:29:49 -0600

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I just posted that here in Chicago, people are so cheerful and filled with glee, it feels like Christmas...save for its 70 degrees!

Thanks for sharing the sentiments!

Ugh

Erin Kotecki Vest — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 20:51:27 -0500

That proposed rule scares the hell out of me. Glad to see Clinton going after it.

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Queen of Spain

What a difference...

sara_callow — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 20:35:08 -0500

Hillary and Sarah Palin... It occurs to me that *this campaign*, Hillary has been brilliant despite her husband, and according to McCain in the debate, Palin partially because of her spouse.

I also thought the debate was pretty lopsided and will hopefully lead the Democrats into a landslide win this November.

Broken Corset

She's just brilliant, isn't she

Mom101 — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 19:34:21 -0500

What an asset she'll be to the Obama administration and to all of us.

Mom-101

Riots?

abeck — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 23:00:06 -0500

SO, if Carville (who is definitely pro-bama) says there will be riots, it's not racist, but is anyone that's not voting for Obama says the same thing, it is? Did I get that right?

Yikes!

Thanks for responding to my reply. I've enjoyed your postings.

Anne

Any woman getting ahead is good for ALL women, regardless of party affiliation!

I agree that the Obama side

amamasblog — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:29:28 -0500

I agree that the Obama side and supporters are the ones using the racism card.

James Carville, on Anderson Cooper, said if Obama doesn't win, things will be "very,very,very, dramatic," hinting at riots. How racist is THAT- implying that blacks will riot if Obama doesn't win. Nothing is said about that being racist, yet when John McCain used the term "that one" in the debate, that was racist.

My grandmother uses that term, and so does my aunt who is 40- they use it when pointing out someone, usually a kid, but never towards an African-American. I never knew that term was racist, and seems like only the Dem.'s are trying to bring racism into the picture, every time they can. I doubt anyone running for the highest office in the land would be so ignorant to label their opponent by a racist term. It is just grasping at straws.

Thanks for your comments, Anne.

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/p-j-gladnick/2008/10/08/james-carville-hints-riots-if-obama-loses

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I thought for sure I had

amamasblog — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 18:55:39 -0500

I thought for sure I had posted my blog post in May on BlogHer,- I remember posting it, but I can't find it in the BH listing. There were no comments on it, but the one I wrote in September was the one that had a lot of comments. Sorry for the confusion.

It is at my blog though, with the date, in case you want to read it.

http://amamasblog.com/2008/05/21/is-this-progress/

Heather

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Gibson's editing

abeck — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 18:53:33 -0500

Yes, the Palin interview WAS heavily and incredulously edited, seemingly to make Gov. Palin seem the idiot, which she is NOT. I read the entire transcript and I knw that she came off in the televised interview MUCH differently than how the interview (and her answers) went. It was wrong of CHarlie to do that! Of course, as far as how the MSM has behaved this year, it was sadly par for the course.

Sarah Palin is the most popular governor in ANY and ALL of these United States; why else would John McCain pick her? Well, there's her obvious strength, for one rationale.. I do not agree with ALL of Sarah Palin's 'feelings' or beliefs, but I do agree with her regarding the way she has done her job and how she has run Alaska. At least Palin seems to believe in CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.., meaning she does follow it~ Anyone who says differently has not done his or her homework on Sarah Palin. Of course, that seems to be a huge problem this year; people believing every little blurb rather than looking it up.

By the way; yes, I am a woman and I am an INDEPENDENT voter who will be voting McCain and Palin this year! --Never did think I would vote for the Republican, but I also never thought that Rep would be McCain, a man I truly do respect.

anne

Any woman getting ahead is good for ALL women, regardless of party affiliation!

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lilmommythatcould — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 18:48:49 -0500

I'm Not Coming Back-

amamasblog — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 18:46:16 -0500

Great post, as you know I wrote a similar one for my blog, and then posted it here on BlogHer, right when all this was happening. I was called names, and the vicious comments about Palin were unreal. I posted a post on my blog and on BlogHer in May, depicting all the sexist terms Hillary had been called in the media, and how no one was taking a stand against this.

Funny how all the women who were so against Hillary in the primaries (yes even on BlogHer, I saw comments saying she should step down, she was nothing compared to Obama, etc.) NOW all of a sudden they were singing Hillary's praises. They were saying Hillary was so much more qualified than Palin- well, why didn't the Democratic Party nominate her then?

The fact of the matter is the Democratic Party DID NOT support Hillary, and permitted the sexism to happen. This is from the party that is supposed to be for women's rights.

There was an article in my Denver paper today, from a reporter who was invited to watch last week's debate with a group of women (I think 5), who had been Hillary supporters. The reporter *assumed* these women would be for Obama, but surprisingly, she found out that four of the women had decided to vote for McCain, because of Palin. The last woman, was still undecided but said she was leaning heavily towards McCain. They all said they liked that the Republican Party was supporting Palin.

Not surprisingly, they said the Dem. Party had not been behind Hillary, & that disgusted them. They hated the way the Dem. Party & Obama had treated Hillary. They also said, that they believe women should support each other, and they felt Palin was a good role model for young woman, and they were happy to see a woman succeeding. I agree!

The reporter concluded that these really weren't undecided voters- they had decided, and they were voting for McCain & Palin. That is just a small glimpse into five women in a battleground state. I have a feeling there are more women like this who feel as one of the women in this story said,

"Some women are saying, ‘Sorry, I'm not coming back, honey, even though you are bringing the flowers and chocolates."

Heather
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