Posted on 01/18/2010 11:37:16 PM PST by Talkradio03
Foxnews contributor Nina Easton explains the reason why Martha Coakley is down and will likely lose the election, it's the woman factor, Massachusetts doesn't vote for women when it comes around to election day..
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Well, this is Marcia Coakley we’re talking about here. She may or may not be a woman. We may have to demand to see her birth certificate.
ah so that explains why Coakley was elected AG with more votes than teddy
They shouldn’t have nominated a woman in that case!
But a Black man, with a m oslem name and a background that cannot be verified?
Those people are wrong to discriminate!/s
Oh yes, that’s it! A woman. That’s why they will vote for Scott Brown. Mass. is chauvinist. (sarc/)
Nina Easton is pretty much a complete moron.
So that’s how it works.
If you do not vote for a black Democrat,
it is because you are racist.
If you do not vote for a female Democrat,
it is because you are sexist.
I wonder how she feels about Sarah Palin?
Yeah, in Massachusetts women ride in the back and are left behind by politicians....
She is a moron but she was hot in her day.
let’s see, a journalist tries to explain why the sitting ATTORNEY GENERAL of the state, who was elected by the state’s voters and is a WOMAN...... cannot be elected by the same state’s voters to the US Senate...... because she is a woman?
Oh, yeah, that meets the most basic test of coherence, for sure!
I thought this must be the same Nina of the infamous “Monica kneepads” offer to Bill Clinton, but that was Nina Burleigh..... this Nina seems just about as intelligent.......
Did she ever hear of Margaret Heckler that served in Congress from 1967-1983 ?
Probably not since she was a Republican ( they don’t count )
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