Is it OK to call Hillary a bitch?

Mercury News ^ | Nov. 15, 2007 | Staff

[Plains Drifter]

Rick Sanchez asked yesterday what would conservatives reactions be if someone called Laura Bush or John McCain’s wife a bitch. He misses the whole point there, these women are not candidates so that comparison isn’t valid. Like you say, where’s the other side’s outrage when the conservative side is called names or worse.

[Churchillspirit]

LOL!!

[gathersnomoss]

No. Do not place a handicap on this candidate. Be courteous, take the high road. She wants everyone to fight on her turf, and we know where that leads. She wants a victim status, never...ever give that opportunity to her.

It is just fine to attack her policies and her obfuscations at will. Never hold anything back. Only then will she suffer an almost certain political death.

[Crusher138]

Moties Unite!

[Jane Austen]

President Bush has been called a Nazi and so have other politicians. Did Sanchez also have a meltdown? Did he refer to Nazi as the N-word? Isn’t being called a Nazi far worse than bitch?

[InsensitiveConservative]

the woman asked Senator McCain, "How do we beat the bitch?"

With a tire iron?

[jmc813]

I would love it if at the next campaign stop, someone asks McCain, “What can we do to beat the c#%t?”.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

I thought the left respected and honored people who “speak truth to power”.

Plus I don’t remember hearing any of them call out their constituents when they’ve said far worse.

[Kenny Bunk]

Balding, there's a question of magnitude between use of the word "Nutso" and the word "Bitch" in polite society. Also, McCain is among friends on this site, and therefore, while somewhat demeaning to be sure, his foibles are certainly open to discussion. If he thinks he can head up the Republican ticket in '08, his many estimable qualities aside, he IS nuts. All his performances on the campaign trail are doing are giving him brokerage and leverage at the convention, at enormous expense and obfuscation of the message. Hello?

No grown American man may refer to, or stand by and permit reference to, any woman in public as a "bitch." If you, or McCain feel it's appropriate, the Clintons have already won.

[George W. Bush]

I'll go out on a limb.

Yes?

[ripley]

“is it o.k. to call hillary! a bitch?”

after hillary! said that the best and brightest didn’t go to viet nam, it would be o.k. to call her anything, including a pompous progressive.

[steamroller]

i prefer scumbag but bitch is okay-it really does define her character-a whore for power

[do the dhue]

Exactly what is the problem here?

There is nothing to see here folks. Please move along.

[Balding_Eagle]

No grown American man may refer to, or stand by and permit reference to, any woman in public as a "bitch."

Avoiding my question I see.

I explicitly said it would hurt our side. Do you have a problem with that?

I also asked you (DIRECTLY) If Hillary! isn't a bitch, please define what a bitch is.

[TruthWillWin]

Witch, bitch,...what’s the difference?

[Cindy]

Answer: No.

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[molette67]

LOL! I have a few choice words to call her but I can’t print them!!!

[MotleyGirl70]

It’s inappropriate. She is a US Senator deserving of respect due the office.

Bullshit. Hillary is a power, money hungry whore whose liberal constituents in NY elected her to position of Congresswomen. She is worst of the worst in our U.S. Congress (Ted isn't far behind.) She is beyond liberalism.

Respect, the love and freedoms of America are what make a true American. She represent none of the above.

BTW, my dad has a word for her which I cannot post here. It's the most vile and disrespectful word referring to women. The word suits Hillary just fine.

[wtc911]

Gee, I was taught never to use certain words, that is one of them. How old fashioned I must be.

[mimaw]

She is what she is and an audience member called it as she saw it. The American people have been subjected to far more name calling coming from the left.