Posted By: Bob Cass  on Wednesday, June 11, 2008

But at least it will be by my own hand. Hillary Clinton should run as an independent. At least this will show the world how strong she is wanted in the White House. She has a slim chance of taking it all. My opinion.

Posted By: Deacon  on Monday, June 16, 2008

To Bob Cass... Senator Clinton herself would disagree with you.  In wounding yourself by your own hand you save someone else the trouble!  Stop trying to "make a statement" and use your vote responsibly.

Posted By: Nathan  on Thursday, June 19, 2008

this is a confusing fill this out some one if you understand

1. What is the event or issue that inspired this cartoon?

2. Are there real people in this cartoon? Who is portrayed in the cartoon?

3. Are there symbols in the cartoon? If so, what are they and who/what do they represent?

4. What is the cartoonist's opinion about the topic portrayed in the cartoon?

5. Do you agree with what the author is trying to say? Explain why or why not.

6. Has the author used facts or opinions?

Posted By: Anthony Nazarowski  on Thursday, June 26, 2008

Hilary fought for months against someone she honestly felt was not qualified to be President. Just because she was second in a primary system that defied logic to understand should she now say that person in "qualified". Then the question is..." when was 'duck and cover" Clinton lying, in the primary or now?"

Posted By: T. Franklin  on Tuesday, July 01, 2008

This cartoon is directly on target, if WOMEN continue to oppose Obama because of some cult like undeserved alliegance to hillary clinton the republicans could end up f*#@ing things up for another 4-8 years.

Posted By: J Alden  on Wednesday, July 02, 2008

Shows the emotion of the female gender that Hillary deliberately drew upon by using gender as a campaign ploy and added the ingredient of victim of the old boy network.



If it wasn’t for her old boy husband she never would have gotten off the starting line.



What would Golda Maier or Margaret Thatcher think of her campaign?  



Maybe it's just that Hillary was not the right female canidate.

Posted By: silverstreak  on Thursday, July 24, 2008

I am sorely distressed by not having Hilary Clinton as the presumptive nominee.  I think this election was stolen from women by women-hating men.  For instance, "how do we get rid of the bitch?" as one man put it and Hitchens on Russerts show saying that Hilary was "alternately soppy and bitchy".  This was not just addressed to Hilary but to all women who would aspire to high positions.  It was a warning!

Now, we are supposed to let all this go for the good of the party?  I can tell you it is very hard.  I keep thinking how our little girls had a chance to hold their heads up high and aspire.  Now they are back thinking that they haven't a chance in a world dominated by those woman-haters,  and people ,accustomed to woman-hating, think that it is just good, clean sport.

Michelle Obama said, that "now she was really proud to be an American" and got trashed for it.  Well, I'm still waiting to be really proud to be an American.  America has got to learn how to do the right thing for ALL its people.  So far you have to be a white male with to get any respect.  That's not what was advertised when I was in grade school.  And it's the white males on this comment section that are still trashing the women through trashing Hilary Clinton.

I will probably vote for Barack but I am sooooo tired of voting for the lesser of evils.  Why can't I have a candidate that really represents me?  



Why a candidate who thinks this Supreme Court did the right thing by denying abortions in the third trimester because as he said, you can't haave an abortion "because you are feeling a little blue".  The wording was "mental distress" not "feeling a little blue".  Men just don't get it.  It's not their bodies, not their choice.  In fact there are many feminists who think that men should not even have an opinion about abortions.

He doesn't seem to remember the "we" and is saying "I" now.  Seems he doesn't think "we" know much of anything and wants to play big daddy to us, just like George W. Bush. What a disappointment.  A lesser of evils.

The world suffers from testosterone poisoning!

Posted By: silverstreak  on Thursday, July 24, 2008

JAllen says:



Shows the emotion of the female gender that Hillary deliberately drew upon by using gender as a campaign ploy and added the ingredient of victim of the old boy network.

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I can't believe how crazy men have gotten over a woman running for President of the US.  And they have the audacity to accuse women of being emotional.  One has never see emotion until one runs up against a male who thinks he is being HUMILIATED by an aspiring woman.

Posted By: Good Life  on Thursday, July 24, 2008

Nathan--You obviously didn't see the thread on PUMAs.  

Posted By: silverstreak  on Tuesday, August 26, 2008

I am one of those Hilary supporters who is really angry about Obama sneaking in and getting the nomination from Hilary Clinton.  But on NO CONDITION would I vote for J. McCain.   I am NOT into cutting off my nose to spite my face.



Obama is the lesser of evils and for all I know, he might just pull it off.  I'll be watching him on women's issues.  So far, he doesn't impress me but his votes seem good on that.  I wish he had made a mention of how the word "b*tch" has as much negative force as the word "n*gger" because it does.  Not only that, there are a plethora of additional words one can call a woman and has the same force.  You know them all.



Sexism is a synonym for terrorism.  Every woman is born into it.



The world suffers from testosterone poisoning.

Posted By: Tyler Royston  on Tuesday, November 11, 2008

You stole my slogan of NOBAMA  well too bad he won.