Posted on 02/28/2006 5:24:49 AM PST by Mia T
COPYRIGHT MIA T 2006
If SeeBS was doing a poll... they'd call you... 'Undecided'.
The nerve that Hillary Clinton thinks she could ever, in her wildest freaken imagination, represent the American Woman.
Missy Clinton doesn't have one ounce of what is required to even touch the hem of Lady Liberty.
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ICKES + ESTRICH PROVIDE ROADMAP FOR HILLARY DEFEAT (oops!)
She argues that hillary clinton is the best chance, probably the only chance, for a woman president in our lifetime. The false and demeaning argument and offensive gender bias aside, someone ought to clue in Susan Estrich. Gender feminism requires as its token a functional female. So why is Susan Estrich making such a transparently spurious and insulting argument? She isn't that dumb. For the same reason Harold Ickes is fulminating on C-SPAN.
The white woman, the only real swing voter, the demographic the Democrats MUST get in order to win the White House, has turned red. In the immediate aftermath of the 2004 presidential election, a journalistic consensus emerged to explain George W. Bush's victory. Despite the sluggish economy and deteriorating situation in Iraq, voters supported Bush primarily because of his values. One prominently featured exit poll question showed "moral values" to be the most important issue for voters, ahead of terrorism, Iraq, and the economy. Backlash against the Massachusetts court ruling allowing gay marriage and attraction of Bush's appeals to Christian faith helped bring out socially conservative voters and cement Bush's second term. This explains why Bush won Ohio, for example, where an anti-gay marriage proposal was on the ballot. However compelling this story might be, it is wrong. Instead, Bush won because married and white women increased their support for the Republican ticket.... In this article I briefly account for the factors behind Bush's rise in the state-by-state popular vote between 2000 and 2004. This is not the same as identifying who elected Bush. That sort of analysis would put responsibility on white men since they voted 61-38 for Bush and comprise almost half of the active electorate. Instead, I focus on what changed between 2000 and 2004. In this view, it is white women who are responsible because they showed more aggregate change. Identifying a cause for this shift looks for an explanation also in things that changed in the past four years. For example, John Kerry was not exactly Al Gore, so differences between Bush's two opponents could be a factor. But I suggest that such differences are dwarfed by a much larger intervention: the attacks of September 11. Turnout was up in 2004 because the perceived heightening of the stakes after 9-11 and because of intense competition between the candidates in a small number of battleground states. Higher turnout also appears to have helped Bush slightly. But it was the shift of married white women from the Democratic camp to the Republican camp that gave him the edge in 2004. Post Election 2004: An Alternative Account of the 2004 Presidential Election
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Vote ... often!
And, always ... vote ... against "I cannot recall" Tubba Clinton!
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The line to bitch slap CBS forms to the left ; )
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'REFUSAL TO LEVEL WITH THE AMERICAN PEOPLE'
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What really gets me?
I moved to the deep rural south fifteen years ago and have personally (and intensely) observed the current and researched the past racial sociology here as a white woman. I see such indomitable faith (in God and themselves) and a strength, oh such a strength to be envied, in black women. But I also find such an insecurity in these same women- as they are continually let down by those in their lives and society in general.
And that's what really gets me.
The whoremongering by Hillary, Al, Jesse, etc., to the very vulnerabilities of these women who they purport to 'protect' and 'defend'.
http://www.thehilltoponline.com/home/index.cfm?event=displayArticle&ustory_id=9eb90007-9469-4694-ad87-3537019694b9
The whoremongers lie to these women, to placate them, so they can keep screwing them.
Geez, Mia, you got me on a roll today!
did you chk the volume? ;)
Yeah, and I can't seem to adjust it! Nothing will 'click' on the controls. It was working fine yesterday. I'll need to wait for a kidlet to get home and see what needs to be done : (
I moved to the deep rural south fifteen years ago and have personally (and intensely) observed the current and researched the past racial sociology here as a white woman. I see such indomitable faith (in God and themselves) and a strength, oh such a strength to be envied, in black women. But I also find such an insecurity in these same women- as they are continually let down by those in their lives and society in general.
And that's what really gets me.
The whoremongering by Hillary, Al, Jesse, etc., to the very vulnerabilities of these women who they purport to 'protect' and 'defend'.
Mia T, 01.18.06 Mia T, 07.23.05 First parent comes, says, 'I wanna send my daughter to St. Peter's Roman Catholic School.' You say, 'Great. Wonderful school. Here's your voucher.' Next parent comes, says, 'I wanna send, you know, my child to the Jewish Day School.' 'Great. Here's your voucher.' Next parent comes, says, 'I wanna send my child to the private school that I've always dreamed of sending my child to.' 'Fine. Here's your voucher.' Next parent comes, says, 'I wanna send my child to the School of the Church of the White Supremacist. 'Say, wait a minute. You can't send--we're not giving you a voucher for that.' And the parent says, 'Well, the way I read Genesis, Cain was marked. Therefore, I believe in white supremacy. And therefore, you gave it to Catholic parent, you gave it to a Jewish parent, gave it to a secular private school parent. Under the Constitution, you can't discriminate against me.' So the next parent comes and says, 'I wanna send my child to the School of the Jihad.' 'Wait a minute! We're not gonna send a child with taxpayer dollars to the School of the Jihad.' .Well, you gave it to the Catholics, you gave it to the Jews, you gave it to the private secular people. You're gonna tell me I can't. I'm a taxpayer under the Constitution.' Now, tell me, how are we gonna make those choices." hillary clinton hillary clinton New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin
GONE WITH THE WIND
(miss hillary's 'plantation' blunder)
THE FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT?
clinton legacy of lynching update
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"Suppose you're meeting today to decide who got the vouchers.
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HILLARY CLINTON, DANGEROUS DEMAGOGUE
WHAT IS HER VOUCHER RANT REALLY ABOUT ANYWAY?
by Mia T, 02.25.06
"When you look at the way the House of Representatives has been run, it has been run like a plantation, and you know what I'm talkin' about. [Note the gratuitous g-dropping.]
... We have a culture of corruption. We have cronyism. We have incompetence. I predict to you that this administration will go down in history as one of the worst that has ever governed our country."
(Miss hillary also apologized to a group of Hurricane Katrina evacuees in the audience "on behalf of a government that left you behind.)
Martin Luther King Day
Monday, January 16, 2006
Canaan Baptist Church of Christ
Harlem, New York City
Monday, January 16, 2006
Mia T, 01.18.06
GONE WITH THE WIND
(miss hillary's 'plantation' blunder)
Adherence to the rule of law is not something normally associated with the clintons. Moreover, racial and ethnic disrespect, intimidation, exploitation and hate have always been a fundamental clinton tactic and the reflexive use the "N"-word and other racial and ethnic slurs, an essential element in the clinton lexicon. When the "first black president" and his wife ran Arkansas, the NAACP sued them for intimidating black voters at the polls. |
I've seen the Astrodome video...but I just watched it again, without sound.
Her eyes and her mouth tell the story.
Again.
The whoremongers
lie to these women,
to placate them,
so they can
keep
screwing
them.
Whadareyareadinmymind?
I'm thinking now of the good ol' boys.
I've seen them.
They've hit on me.
The ones who secretly belonged to the Klan and secretly snuck out to bed black women.
While they thought they had no choice,
they also thought it gave them some power
over those men
and
the richbitchwhitewives.
All it bought was a vicious circle of more of the same on a road to nowhere and false security
but a security nonetheless.
A false security is better than none.
Hillary, Jesse, and Al, the new good ol' boys.
such sad eyes....
Yes, sad eyes at the beginning.
But angry and ready to fight for herself by the end.
But she never really 'stood up'.
Because even though she was removed from 'her bed' by the hand of God Himself and treated like a human being has a right to be treated,
the MSM came along...
she was placed in a chair and told to sit down.
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Yet I have hope 'she' will find a way to get out of the bedroom the Rats have made for her.
But I do not believe 'she' is yet able to do it alone.
'She' needs friends who are willing to see her real needs, who will reach out and hold the door open to leave that good ol' boy world.
Ever see a black woman on Sunday? Beautiful in all her glory! Like an ice cream sundae topped with a cherry, there's ususally a hat perched on her head. That's because she knows that if no one else loves and cares for her, if she can trust no one else, God loves her and she can trust Him.
Hillary rides on God's coattails, and heads to the churches. And yep, I'm sure there's a special place in hell for you, Hillary.
A while back, I looked around and saw white women in sweats and jeans. I became a bit envious of some of those hats (many of which are outrageous : ) remembering the hats of the women in my childhood.
And- before the Red Hat Society became popular -I began my own one woman show around my little town with my own hats. I've had quite a bit of 'fun' and it sure generates a conversation...
and don't you know, we have a rather large Red Hat Society here now. Or should I say...White Red Hat Society.
People are fascinating, don't you think?
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Ever see a black woman on Sunday? Beautiful in all her glory! Like an ice cream sundae topped with a cherry, there's ususally a hat perched on her head. That's because she knows that if no one else loves and cares for her, if she can trust no one else, God loves her and she can trust Him. 
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Hillary Clinton's revisionist tome notwithstanding, 'living history' begets a certain symmetry. It is in that light that I make this not-so-modest proposal on this day, exactly 64 years after the attack on Pearl Harbor. 
Ironically, the logic of this pronouncement by Martin Luther King would, in short order, be refuted by the reality of his own lynching. King's hope was misplaced and his reasoning was circular. The resultant rule of law relied on by King presumed an adherence to the rule of law in the first instance.