Fellow women: We have the power
OK, whatever your views are on the presidential candidates doesn't matter. I actually haven't decided who I will vote for.
But look at the primary in New Hampshire. I mean, they thought Obama had a lock on it. And who went out and voted and changed that? Women!
Ladies, we truly have the power to decide who our next president will be. So get out there and vote!
Story on the Chroncile site if you are interested.
From the story: Garry South, a California Democratic political consultant, said that women - who proved crucial to Clinton's big win in New Hampshire - might simply have said "enough is enough" as they watched a parade of cable TV pundits, mostly male, all but pronounce Clinton's White House bid over in the final 48 hours of the campaign.
I have to say the idea of having a female president is very encouraging. I really like the idea of it.
But look at the primary in New Hampshire. I mean, they thought Obama had a lock on it. And who went out and voted and changed that? Women!
Ladies, we truly have the power to decide who our next president will be. So get out there and vote!
Story on the Chroncile site if you are interested.
From the story: Garry South, a California Democratic political consultant, said that women - who proved crucial to Clinton's big win in New Hampshire - might simply have said "enough is enough" as they watched a parade of cable TV pundits, mostly male, all but pronounce Clinton's White House bid over in the final 48 hours of the campaign.
I have to say the idea of having a female president is very encouraging. I really like the idea of it.
2 Comments:
Uh, aren't white women the world's most populous demographic? Not sure whey they paint themselves as the minority, especially when it comes to electing on of their own as president.
To quote Chris Rock: "What are you b***es waiting fo'?"
Good Lord! I am married to this commenter.
And I was talking about ALL women, not just White women honey.
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