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Democrats Declare 'War On Moms'

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posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 01:39 PM
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When CNN fires Hilary Rosen i think they should hire her at Fox News!





posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 01:41 PM
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Originally posted by Stormdancer777
reply to post by kaylaluv
 





Obama has never claimed that $375,000 is not a lot of money. Obama is all about the poor. He was a community organizer in inner-city Chicago (much to the disgust of the GOP).


Oh boy what a hornets nest,

Obama just panders to the poor,

never mind, that's another topic.



Has Mitt ever worked 2 years at sub-minimum wage pay working with communities in inner-city Chicago - or any other inner-city area, for that matter? Has Ann Romney?

Never mind. I expect you will ignore this post as well, as it makes too much sense.
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posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 01:45 PM
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Originally posted by mudbeed
reply to post by xuenchen
 


Oh c'mon.

That lady doesn't speak for the left. She's apologized profusely and Obama bashed what she said.

Quit telling it like you want it rather than it actually is.
Mitt had plenty of chances to refute rush for example but was too much of a wimp to stick up for women when he had the chance.

Yet Obama who you guys absolutely hate came out and addressed that ladies gaff which he had nothing to do with.

Obama would get my vote 100 times before Romney. He's not respectable or presidential at all
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Yes she does. She has been to the White House for meetings several times. She was active in the Sandra Fluke fiasco also (her same company and friends).

And your timing of events may be slightly off ..... this thread and the linked story was posted long before the Dem scurry and apologies and distancing.

And for Rosen to go after a woman who has had medical problems is ironic for "the party of the people".

Hilary Rosen is a scum bucket for that alone, along with everything else she stands for.



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 01:59 PM
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Originally posted by beezzer

They'll mock her and Mitt having money.


Seeing as financial hardhsip, debt and painful financial choices are what most Americans eat for dinner these days...when they can afford to eat dinner... it is not absurd for the average American to look at a Presidential nominee who was indisputably advantaged by his parents wealth and position, a nominee with 5 mansions and for God's sake a "Car Elevator", a nominee whose political mantra is akin to "just take it easy on us millionaires and everything will be great", a nominee who despite that wealth paid an effective tax rate lower than 95% of Americans...it is not "Mockery" to pause and ask the question...does he have the slightest inkling what the average American is struggling with?



Originally posted by beezzer
They'll make "being successful" the new insult.


What is your definition of successful? Bernie Madoff was pretty damn successful. Maybe the GOP should consider him as a nominee?

I would never be so bold as to expect Mitt Romney to have a callous upon his hands or an unkempt finger nail, but I do not consider buying companies with other peoples money and breaking them up to sell for profit as successful. The only difference between Romney and Madoff was the legality of the manner in which they hustled people for money.

Steve Jobs was "Successful"...he built something. Romney bought companies, laid off people by the hundreds, broke the companies up and then sold the pieces all at huge profit for himself. If that is what we want in a POTUS then what does that say about the furture of America?



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:03 PM
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It's official ! Operation : Hide Hilary has begun !

Hilary Rosen has canceled her appearance on Meet The Press.

The White House has moved to DefCon 1 over Hilary Rosen.


- Hide Hilary !!! -

She should come on over to Fox News Sunday !!!


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posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:03 PM
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I think it's hilarious how well the GOP is deflecting from their own strategy


I mean, think about it:

1) The Democrats haven't introduced a single bill that takes away women's rights. They have Fluke who stood up for women's rights, and now this pundit who only said that Mrs Romney isn't well placed to asses economic troubles of women...which is the truth. She never dissed women working at home!

2) The GOP on the other hand wants to cut women's reproductive rights, legislate porn (according to Santorum), and are openly against equal pay for women. They aren't just saying all that, they are actively introducing legislation!! And during all that time they claim to be for "small government"


It's the oldest trick in the book...deflection!



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:08 PM
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Let us also not forget the Steel company in Indiana that Bayne built. Sure, they built a company...created jobs...sounds great huh? Like "hey this is just what we need!"

Here's the kicker. In order to build there, Bayne demanded gigantic municipal tax allowances...demanded the locals foot the bill for the necessary infrastructure to support the mill (millions of dollars to prep the site)...this caused a substantial increase in local taxes....

Romney says the Government doesn't create jobs...but this town had to belch out millions (which was collected with taxes) just to get the Bayne corporation to consider putting the mill in their town...Steel Dynamics I believe is the name....but don't quote me on that. So...no....Gov didn't create jobs...the people did...WITH THEIR TAX DOLLARS...that Bayne sucked up like a coke fiend.

He is the most pathetic hypocrite I have ever heard speak....he will get what is due him....just watch.



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:20 PM
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Originally posted by MrXYZ
I think it's hilarious how well the GOP is deflecting from their own strategy


I mean, think about it:

1) The Democrats haven't introduced a single bill that takes away women's rights. They have Fluke who stood up for women's rights, and now this pundit who only said that Mrs Romney isn't well placed to asses economic troubles of women...which is the truth. She never dissed women working at home!

2) The GOP on the other hand wants to cut women's reproductive rights, legislate porn (according to Santorum), and are openly against equal pay for women. They aren't just saying all that, they are actively introducing legislation!! And during all that time they claim to be for "small government"


It's the oldest trick in the book...deflection!


The Democrats have launched a War on Moms!

Hilary Rosen is on Team Obama.

Just check out her Wikipedia page!


She doesn't work on her own.

- Hilary Rosen : Wikipedia --- SDKnickerbocker-



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:23 PM
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Yes...yawn...this has been Romney's strategy all along. Ann as rhetorical bait to try to sway women voters.

See this from a month ago..

Mitt Romney: Can his wife save his campaign? - The Christian Science Monitor
www.csmonitor.com...

Also of note from the article


Enter Ann Romney. Indeed, she has enjoyed the benefits of marriage to a wealthy businessman, including “a couple of Cadillacs,” as her husband famously mentioned last month. And unlike most modern-day women, she didn’t have to work outside the home to make ends meet as she raised her five sons.


Is the Christian Science Monitor ALSO engaging in a 'war on working moms"?



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:23 PM
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How has she done anything to take away rights of women and moms?


She never attacked moms in the first place, just questioned Mrs Romney's ability to understand how women struggling with the economy feel...which again is the TRUTH!

The GOP is actively campaigning to take away women's rights. So please, show me an example of the Democrats taking away women's rights! I can name several from the top of my head when it comes to the GOP:

1) Reproductive rights
2) Equal pay
3) Choice of work

So instead of simply repeating talking points like a parrot, humour us, tell us how exactly the Democrats are taking away women's rights!



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:29 PM
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Hilary Rosen has been running away from her comments from the moment she spoke them.

Obama threw her under the bus for a good reason.

She said being a mother is not a job.

Obama said there's no tougher job than being a mother.

This Hilary Rosen Gaffe has legs and is not going away.



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:30 PM
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Has Mitt ever worked 2 years at sub-minimum wage pay working with communities in inner-city Chicago - or any other inner-city area, for that matter? Has Ann Romney?

Never mind. I expect you will ignore this post as well, as it makes too much sense.


Obama worked for good money in Chicago.

And Michelle was actually his mentor at a law firm.


In 1985, the year Obama began as a community organizer, that $20,000 would be the equivalent of $39,431.04 in 2007. His salary when he left Chicagot to attend Harvard law School in 1988 would be the equivalent of $63,093.21 in 2007.

Not too shabby. Community organizing: Nice work, if you can get it.
Obama’s Inflation-Adjusted Community Organizer Salary: $39k to $63k



and see these posts -->
www.abovetopsecret.com...

www.abovetopsecret.com...



When Michelle Met Barack !


She was 25 and had just finished her first year as an associate at Sidley & Austin, a corporate law firm in her home town of Chicago. Not long after, the firm assigned her to mentor a summer associate named Barack Obama.



The fact that she was Obama's mentor made her feel self-conscious. She often recounts how she resisted when Barack asked her out, saying in an interview that she felt it would be "tacky" if they started to date because they were "the only two black people" at the firm.



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:31 PM
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Here's her exact comment about Mrs Romney:




His wife has actually never worked a day in her life. She's never really dealt with the kinds of economic issues that a majority of the women in this country are facing in terms of how do we feed our kids, how do we send them to school and why do we worry about their future.


How exactly is that an attack on moms??? She's merely stating that Mrs Romney never had to struggle like other women, which is the TRUTH! She talking both about working women and stay at home moms here, because BOTH are going through troubling times right now. Mrs Romney ISN'T, and that's why she said she's probably not in a good position to know how those women feel. Again, it all makes perfect sense and taking it as an attack on moms is ridiculous.

It's a just a way for the GOP to deflect from their VERY active campaign of taking away women's rights.



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:34 PM
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Obama agrees with us.

There is no tougher job than being a mom.



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:36 PM
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Originally posted by MrXYZ
reply to post by Eurisko2012
 


How has she done anything to take away rights of women and moms?


She never attacked moms in the first place, just questioned Mrs Romney's ability to understand how women struggling with the economy feel...which again is the TRUTH!

The GOP is actively campaigning to take away women's rights. So please, show me an example of the Democrats taking away women's rights! I can name several from the top of my head when it comes to the GOP:

1) Reproductive rights
2) Equal pay
3) Choice of work

So instead of simply repeating talking points like a parrot, humour us, tell us how exactly the Democrats are taking away women's rights!


Now you've went and done it...you have pointed out the facts...the Repubs HATE IT when people do that.

Honestly, I am not a Democrat....I am not a Republican. I however joined into this train-wreck conversation because it is nothing more than a convenient distraction and a desperate attempt for the Romney's to cause some strife in the masses. This is what I hate....I hate seeing our population divided over stupid shiz that doesn't have any substance to it at all...it is 100% emotional response based and doesn't fix or address a thing.

I barked my points in my last post about the hypocritical nature of Romney's Bayne Capitol Corporation and what they did with the steel company in Indiana...it is indefensable...but the lame ass MSM - Never talks about it!!! I wonder why that is? well...Because it is so ugly it will end this race before it ever gets started and they will have no crap to fling around? Romney should be crucified (figuratively) for this.

I am getting kinda tired of this particular stupid conversation and others like it....people need to open their eyes and their ears....the MSM feeds you what they want you to hear to get a calculated response....this IS A FACT. You are not receiving news...you are receiving...opinion...spattered with fact. And they know exactly how your hypnotized brain will respond....

Do some homework...when and if you do....you will come to the inevitable conclusion....

Both parties suck and have been playing you for a sucker for years...you will go through several stages of pain and denial and eventually come out the other side as I did....realizing it has to stop now....the two party system is another way of describing the two wings of the same Bird of Prey.

Find another place to invest your vote and your voice....it is all you have...make it loud and clear....

"I am mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore"





posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:45 PM
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Oh, I completely agree, both parties suck. You can criticize Obama for a ton...but women's rights isn't one of those points. Obama handled this really badly, as he often does. There was nothing to defend, she didn't attack moms in the first place...but Obama being all in campaign mode took the easy route and simply through someone under the bus. Pretty weak tbh


In the end, it doesn't matter who's in power, they're all bought at this point. Until money is removed from politics, you won't ever get a long term sustainable approach that's good for the nation.

I think a big step forward would be to force NEWS channels to pay a fine every time they lie on a news show (they can still do it on opinion shows, but would have to label them as such). At least that way the population wouldn't get dumbed down systematically and could form an honest opinion.

Anyway...

Claiming the Democrats are on a war against women is incredibly ironic given the legislation the GOP is pushing for

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posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:46 PM
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The title of the thread is Democrats Declare "War on Moms".

Nobody said anything about taking away rights.

Hilary Rosen knew what she was saying.

She has been in the business for a long time.

She is attacking women who stay home and take care of the kids. That is outrageous!



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:49 PM
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Yes, outrageous


So that "war" consists of a single pundit saying Romney's wife can't understand all the struggles of other women (because she's RICH and never had to work...both fact!). A single pundit...and you and the entire conservative media call that a "war". If that's a war, we had several "world wars" at my high school




Also kinda funny how you dodge all those tactics the GOP uses to take away women's rights. How come you simply ignore all that, yet a single pundit sends you over the edge


One pic to describe Romney:


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posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:54 PM
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What does that have to do with " Democrats Declare "War On Moms"?

Off topic post???



posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:54 PM
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Originally posted by MrXYZ
reply to post by Damrod
 


Oh, I completely agree, both parties suck. You can criticize Obama for a ton...but women's rights isn't one of those points. Obama handled this really badly, as he often does. There was nothing to defend, she didn't attack moms in the first place...but Obama being all in campaign mode took the easy route and simply through someone under the bus. Pretty weak tbh


In the end, it doesn't matter who's in power, they're all bought at this point. Until money is removed from politics, you won't ever get a long term sustainable approach that's good for the nation.

I think a big step forward would be to force NEWS channels to pay a fine every time they lie on a news show (they can still do it on opinion shows, but would have to label them as such). At least that way the population wouldn't get dumbed down systematically and could form an honest opinion.

Anyway...

Claiming the Democrats are on a war against women is incredibly ironic given the legislation the GOP is pushing for

edit on 13-4-2012 by MrXYZ because: (no reason given)


They need to force Candidates to pay up for false information. "92% of job losses in this economic downturn have been women"...really....what a load of pure bullshiz"

Romney and his crew are liars....they should be held accountable for each and every bit of "bullshiz" they spew....if it is wrong....here is a fine. If it is right...well good for you....I am sick of the lie-ing that THEY ALL get away with.



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