What's the Deal with Obama and Women?

[guido911]

He does not even vet Hillary for VP, allows his finance guy to accuse Palin of being a lousy mother, and now we learn his campaign pays female employees less than male employees:

http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=NmEzMTZmNTk5MDI0NTZmNjUwMjllN2ZlZTc0MWFmYzY=

Real hope and change comin' for the ladies!

[Rico]

I take it the "operative word" in the article is "average"....?

[Friendly Bear]

quote:Originally posted by Rico

I take it the "operative word" in the article is "average"....?

Middle-age white women are very anxious and apprehensive about Barack Hussein Obama.

Just ask around........

It's not coming back in the polling numbers, because the adult female poll respondents don't want to sound racist.

They don't like Obama.  Psychologically, he reminds them of a past BAD experience.

[we vs us]

quote:Originally posted by Friendly Bear

quote:Originally posted by Rico

I take it the "operative word" in the article is "average"....?

Middle-age white women are very anxious and apprehensive about Barack Hussein Obama.

Just ask around........

It's not coming back in the polling numbers, because the adult female poll respondents don't want to sound racist.

They don't like Obama.  Psychologically, he reminds them of a past BAD experience.

Seriously.  You can't help topping it off with a little casual racism can you?  I wish we had a flagging mechanism.  Your **** would be flagged so quick it'd make your head swim.

[USRufnex]

"What's the Deal with Obama and Women?"

Dunno Guido.  How often do you beat your wife?

[Friendly Bear]

quote:Originally posted by we vs us

quote:Originally posted by Friendly Bear

quote:Originally posted by Rico

I take it the "operative word" in the article is "average"....?

Middle-age white women are very anxious and apprehensive about Barack Hussein Obama.

Just ask around........

It's not coming back in the polling numbers, because the adult female poll respondents don't want to sound racist.

They don't like Obama.  Psychologically, he reminds them of a past BAD experience.

Seriously.  You can't help topping it off with a little casual racism can you?  I wish we had a flagging mechanism.  Your **** would be flagged so quick it'd make your head swim.

Take a look at the demographic numbers in our state and Federal prisons.

[guido911]

quote:Originally posted by USRufnex

"What's the Deal with Obama and Women?"

Dunno Guido.  How often do you beat your wife?

FU, you POS.

[Hoss]

quote:Originally posted by guido911

quote:Originally posted by USRufnex

"What's the Deal with Obama and Women?"

Dunno Guido.  How often do you beat your wife?

FU, you POS.

What an astute reply!

[USRufnex]

quote:Originally posted by USRufnex

"What's the Deal with Obama and Women?"

Dunno Guido.  How often do you beat your wife?

quote:Originally posted by guido911



FU, you POS.

So, I take it republicans aren't so fond of irony... [?]

Let's see, if I make a point questioning the entire premise of your thread, "What's the Deal with Obama and Women?" with your clear implication that Obama is sexist... you respond with a personal attack.

chicagotribune.com
To McCain, the truth is expendable
Steve Chapman

September 14, 2008

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/columnists/chi-oped0914chapmansep14,0,2290710,print.column

Last year, at a campaign event in South Carolina, John McCain called on a woman who had a question about the expected Democratic nominee. "How do we beat the *****?" she asked. McCain laughed, said, "That's an excellent question," and noted he was leading Hillary Clinton in a poll, before assuring his audience that "I respect Sen. Clinton."

Back then, sexism directed at a candidate for high office did not cause a wave of revulsion in McCain. But sometime in the last year, he had his consciousness raised. So when Barack Obama scoffed at the idea that the GOP ticket offered real change from President Bush, saying, "You can put lipstick on a pig—it's still a pig," McCain's camp rose up in outrage at Obama for "comparing our vice presidential nominee, Gov. [Sarah] Palin, to a pig."

In this interpretation of Obama's remarks, the McCain people are—what's the word I'm looking for?—lying. They pretend to be unaware of the clear meaning of this old cliche, and the pretense is completely phony.

How can I be so sure? Last year, McCain said that Hillary Clinton's 2008 health care plan was disturbingly similar to her 1993 version: "I think they put some lipstick on the pig, but it's still a pig." If that's a sly sexist insult, McCain owes Clinton a big apology.

Does anyone truly believe that Obama got up that morning trying to think of a sneaky way to call Sarah Palin a pig? Or that he is stupid enough to think he could get away with it? Is there anything in his past to suggest he talks or thinks about women in such terms? Of course not.

Now politicians are not saints, and campaigns are not conducted under oath. We all expect a certain amount of deceit from people running for office, in the form of fudging, distortion, exaggeration and omission. But the McCain campaign's approach, as this episode illustrates, is of an entirely different scale and character. It is to normal political attacks what Hurricane Ike is to a drive-through carwash.

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Back at ya Guido... boy, if Obama gets elected, you're goin' to the poor house... poor Guido, how will you ever survive financially if this country goes back to the oppressive taxes of the Clinton administration...  []

[waterboy]

Honestly, that link was proof that there are lies, damn lies, and statistics.

This was not a comparison of same jobs/same pay. This was merely a computation of average pay by gender. An embarrassingly bad comparison that means practically nothing. They even took temporary workers pay and extrapolated their pay into annual salaried status.

And isn't it funny how in demand black writers, commentators and journalists are becoming if they agree to criticize Obama? Mrs. Doubtfire on line 2.

[PonderInc]

I heard a story about the Kenny Chessny concert at the BOK center.  It seems that one of the vendors was selling barbeque, with a staff that included both black and white employees.  

There were so many ignorant, small town racists at the concert that some people refused to be served by black people.  (It seems, they didn't want to have to speak to "those people" to get their food.)  The lines behind the registers manned by white staff were long, but people were not queing up behind the registers manned by black workers.  (I heard this story from one of the women who was working at the counter.)

These are the "small town values" that the Republicans idolize.  

Small towns give me the creeps.

So do some of the people who post on this forum.

[waterboy]

quote:Originally posted by PonderInc

I heard a story about the Kenny Chessny concert at the BOK center.  It seems that one of the vendors was selling barbeque, with a staff that included both black and white employees.  

There were so many ignorant, small town racists at the concert that some people refused to be served by black people.  (It seems, they didn't want to have to speak to "those people" to get their food.)  The lines behind the registers manned by white staff were long, but people were not queing up behind the registers manned by black workers.  (I heard this story from one of the women who was working at the counter.)

These are the "small town values" that the Republicans idolize.  

Small towns give me the creeps.

So do some of the people who post on this forum.

They should put Elmer's barbeque over there and see if they still queue up that way.

I used to sell ad space for a small business that sent me to 7 different rural counties in NE Oklahoma. Small town reality is very different than its image. We had to be careful about sending our black salesman into towns like Cleveland, Ok. Folks wouldn't talk to him and he was warned to be out of town before the sun went down. Usually law enforcement is minimal. The divisions between the black side of town and the non-black were usually quite clear too.

I still love small towns, but I hold no illusions as to their character in Oklahoma.

[Conan71]

quote:Originally posted by PonderInc

I heard a story about the Kenny Chessny concert at the BOK center.  It seems that one of the vendors was selling barbeque, with a staff that included both black and white employees.  

There were so many ignorant, small town racists at the concert that some people refused to be served by black people.  (It seems, they didn't want to have to speak to "those people" to get their food.)  The lines behind the registers manned by white staff were long, but people were not queing up behind the registers manned by black workers.  (I heard this story from one of the women who was working at the counter.)

These are the "small town values" that the Republicans idolize.  

Small towns give me the creeps.

So do some of the people who post on this forum.

Lots of Democrats in those small towns.  It would not behoove the Obama media gauntlet to report that there are a bunch of Democrat backwardsass country****s who won't vote for a "black feller".

May be pure anecdotal BS about the Chesney concert, I wasn't there so I don't know.  All I can say is I would have been in the short line.  That's about the only time I like pinheads is when there are TWO lines like that.

[Crash Daily]

Small Towns in Oklahoma are dominated by Democrats. That's where all the racism comes from. Get off your high horse Dims. I would vote for Condi Rice or Colin Powel any day. Clarence Thomas is a person I have the highest level of respect for.

I think there's far more racism in the Democratic Party, it's just hidden deeper in the closet. We freed the blacks and Dims re-enslaved them with social engineering. You guys WERE the South during the Civil War. That being said, I think true racism is an extremely small percentage of either Party.

Obama is an idiot. Why? He's a Liberal. If calling a Liberal an idiot is racism, count me in. For lack of a more appropriate term, to make my point, I will use the one most fitting truisms, with no racism intended. It's called, calling a spade a spade and I mean that for Liberals of all color.

I choose not to vote for a black man because he's an idiot, not an idiot, because he is black man. I choose not to vote for idiots period. That X's some in the Republican Party and ALL of the Dims.

[guido911]

Here is a tough anti-Obama ad from a woman re: his position on Illinois' Born Alive statute while he was a state senator:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anieuWFWe8s

If it were up to Obama, this woman should have been left to die.