[Uncledave]

Schlussel ain't too bad on the eyes

[alisasny]

My local ABC station in NYC area was doing a man on the street interview about having a woman president. They of course were asking women...the answers were not surprising

" A woman President would change the colors of the rooms. No more blue etc..."

[Wolfie]

Schlussel needs to look up the word "relevant".

[wideawake]

The governor of Michigan's husband took his wife's last name?

In the words of another FReeper: I'm going to have to pull his man card.

[Rummyfan]

The Commander-in-Chief. See the resemblance to The Beast???

[Pessimist]

I thought my wife was the only woman who asserted as a general proposition that women voters were leading to the downfall of democracy.

I hate to sound sexist, but honestly... Back when Bubba was in, how many times did you hear women coo over him, etc...? Never mind what he did.

Women just decide things differently. They tend to trust their "instincts" on people. And some people (Bubba in particular) can play them like a fiddle. (eg. "Feeling" their pain, etc...)

[My2Cents]

This propaganda piece won the TV ratings war this past Tuesday night, but I think that's due to the fact that the debut was advertised with a fervor that one only sees in campaign advertising on the first Monday of November on even-number years; that, and the curiousity. I mean, a lot of people will stop and leer at a train accident. Let's see if the touchy-feely policy decisions of Geena Davis' president have the same draw in the weeks to come.

[SirJohnBarleycorn]

Don't be surprised if this show actually backfires to some extent among those few people who actually end up regularly watching it.

The ditziness of the characters Geena Davis played in her movie roles comes through somewhat in her acting here, undoubtedly causing the occasional cringe now and then even in sympathetic viewers.

[KarlInOhio]

Everything is wrong with ABC's new show, "Commander in Chief." It's not just that the show about the first female President is a weekly hour-long campaign commercial for Hillary Clinton. It's not just that conservatives are mean and evil on this propaganda hour.

I watched the show and it wasn't nearly as bad as I expected, although most of the episode dealt with the transition of power and one foreign policy action.

The one thing I did like was when the first lady's chief of staff was breifing the new president's husband and said at least 4 times something like "Hillary did X. It didn't work out well." I was expecting the show to be a big sloppy kiss for Hillary and it wasn't.

[pollyannaish]

You know, I started to say women embarrass me.

But when I really thought about it, I'm going to revise that and say that leftist, feminist women embarrass me.

You've never seen a more shallow, helpless, clueless bunch of women in your life as a "real life" group of NOW members.

Funny thing is, the most competent, smart, savvy and interesting women I know are all conservative. And you don't want to mess with them. Go figure.

[McGavin999]

Just keep reminding those women you know that who you vote for matters. Look at what happened in Louisiana. Do they really want to see that on a national scale?

[dogbrain]

no offense to women, but:

P.M.S.

[hnorris]

It is quite simple, this show is against the law. It clearly violates the limits on soft money contributions and should be sued and stopped immediately. It is clearly a candidate advertisement, Davis is a more attractive version of Hillary Clinton, especially with the reddish hair. Disney and ABC should be sued for violations of campaign contribution law. Someone needs to make the case and make this show stop before all of America is brainwashed.