[Northern Alliance]

“We’ve never had a mother who ever ran or was elected president…”

That's wrong. She can't even get that fact straight. The media should be all over her for that. Carol Moseley Braun ran for President in 2004 and is a parent.

[ChiTownBearFan]

Man thats a good point, if the MSM were fair there would be a major race angle played on the story as well....

[bruinbirdman]

"“We’ve never had a mother who ever ran or was elected president…”"

"That's wrong. She can't even get that fact straight. The media should be all over her for that. Carol Moseley Braun ran for President in 2004 and is a parent. "

The Blonde Bumshell used to say "no woman". That lie has been changed to "no mother".

Margaret Chase Smith

The first woman to run for U.S. president as a major political party candidate was U.S. Senator Margaret Chase Smith (of Maine), who ran for the Republican presidential nomination in 1964. Also the first woman to serve in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, Smith was nationally known and respected on both sides of the political aisle for her national military policy work during and after World War II. . . .

I think Mrs. Smith had no children, so, not a mother.

Patricia Schroeder

She ran for President of the United States in 1988, before announcing her withdrawal in an emotional press conference on September 28, 1987. . . .

I don't think Ratsy was married, ergo, not a mommy.

Angela Davis

Davis ran for Vice President on the Communist ticket in 1980 and 1984.

yitbos

[bruinbirdman]

"Carol Moseley Braun ran for President in 2004 and is a parent."

"Presidential campaign: She announced her intention to run for the Democratic presidential nomination in February of 2003. On January 15, 2004, four days before the Iowa caucuses, Moseley Braun dropped out of the race . . ."

Technically, Carol Mostly Fraud didn't run (anyway, she was a waddler).

yitbos

[eartotheground]

-snip-(Actually, she’s not. While Elizabeth Dole — who ran in 2000 — has no children, another woman, who had two children, ran for president in 1872. Victoria Woodhull, an early suffragette — and mistress of Cornelius Vanderbilt — ran as the candidate of the Equal Rights Party).-snip-

Her little trolls probably quit fact-checking when they figured out that Shirley Chisolm didn't have any children.