[Alberta's Child]

BTW, so what that most if not all GOP supported the Contract. Is that supposed to make her support less valid?

No, but it does make her support less meaningful.

She was a left-wing dope for the most part, and cemented herself in that camp by being one of the only GOP members of Congress to vote for Clinton's infamous Family & Medical Leave Act in 1993.

[FreeReign]

BTW, so what that most if not all GOP supported the Contract. Is that supposed to make her support less valid? No, but it does make her support less meaningful.

No, but it does make her support less meaningful.

Less valid, no, less meaningful, yes. LOL! I think you cut too fine a point with that.

She was a left-wing dope for the most part, and cemented herself in that camp by being one of the only GOP members of Congress to vote for Clinton's infamous Family & Medical Leave Act in 1993.

Molinari wasn't "left-wing" for the most part. I know that the ACU rated her around 75% conservative. And as far as being a "dope", most politicans are dopes or at least support dopy things.

[You Dirty Rats]

She was a left-wing dope for the most part, and cemented herself in that camp by being one of the only GOP members of Congress to vote for Clinton's infamous Family & Medical Leave Act in 1993.

I also think FMLA was misguided. Unfortunately it was and is hugely popular among young working women, and in fact companies have adjusted fairly well to it. Politically supporting that was a smart move.