I am a woman and I totally agree with you.
Take a look at what’s happened to news. Used to be men would get the facts, report what happened. Now that women dominate all we get are FEELINGS. I’m personally sick of seeing women quite so much. Watch old 50’s clips and it is amazing how few women are sounding off or are even in evidence - which really is refreshing.
Yes. Women are natures socialists.
Well, it is pretty clear that women vote socialist, ensuring the demise of their own society.
When you boil it down, if it weren’t for that warm void in their nether regions, they’d be shooting them in the streets.
The future of the world is probably with India and China, or with Islam. In China and India girl children in great numbers do not succeed in getting born. In Islamistan females are held to the status of cattle and goats and will never rule. And the wealthier men have multiple wives so that many men stay womanless and aggressive. These are masculine cultures whose focus must remain outward to conquest in order to keep the restless womanless men from storming the Capital. The West is all feminine cultures, ruled by women and are inwardly directed and must eventually succumb.
Making nice with the meanies on the block only gets your kid beat up.
“Academics have long pondered why the government started growing precisely when it did. The federal government, aside from periods of wartime, consumed about 2 percent to 3 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) up until World War I. It was the first war that the government spending didn’t go all the way back down to its pre-war levels, and then, in the 1920s, non-military federal spending began steadily climbing. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal — often viewed as the genesis of big government — really just continued an earlier trend. What changed before Roosevelt came to power that explains the growth of government? The answer is women’s suffrage.
For decades, polls have shown that women as a group vote differently than men. Without the women’s vote, Republicans would have swept every presidential race but one between 1968 and 2004.
The gender gap exists on various issues. The major one is the issue of smaller government and lower taxes, which is a much higher priority for men than for women. This is seen in divergent attitudes held by men and women on many separate issues. Women were much more opposed to the 1996 federal welfare reforms, which mandated time limits for receiving welfare and imposed some work requirements on welfare recipients. Women are also more supportive of Medicare, Social Security and educational expenditures.”
—John Lott, Women’s Suffrage over Time, http://johnrlott.tripod.com/op-eds/WashTimesWomensSuff112707.html
Geez, they can’t even be taught to leave the toilet seat up, and we give them a right to vote?
IMHO, it’s not women who got us into this mess. I think that only taxpayers should be allowed to vote. They’re the ones who have a stake in the outcome. The rest just vote for more ‘government benefits.’
I’ll just wait to hear Oprah’s views on this topic.
Women got the right to vote now? I missed that. Obama’s fault!
At this point I would be happy to limit the vote to citizens who actually pay taxes.
Women received the right to vote in 1920.
The great progressive era occurred after the election of 1912 when W. Wilson became president. We got the income tax,
the Federal Reserve System and so forth. All of those great things occurred before women could vote (Women could vote in some western states before 1920)
This has sparked more than one debate in my
home....whichI usually win...= )
I have had many great conversations with women about how some women view politics. Many tell me that one of the things that women are concerned about is being broke and on the street. Men don't think about that very much. They ( women ) want security and the democrats offer it in spades. I understand this. But with security you sometimes get a loss of freedoms. But hey, didn't Al and Tipper kiss good??
HA! My son, 22, and I were talking about this very thing the other day. There are some points to be made ...
ROFL...I wonder if Clinton or Obama would have been elected if women didn’t vote.
I am just saying...ROFL...fire away!!!
BTW my wife says the same thing but she would be pointing something at me at the same time...lol
This is destined to be a classic thread.
If anyone thought women were soft, they need to look at this thread. The women here are tough.
I believed this when AL Gore airbrushed a bigger penis on the cover of Rolling Stone and kissed (manhandled)his wife on TV....if women wern’t voting it would be more about the issues.
That said, I believe women should be allowed to run for office. A woman who can make it in a man's world (ie, Golda Meir, Maggie Thatcher, Sarah Palin, etc.) is worthy of getting a man's vote. Sounds hypocritical, but it's no worse than Albore jetting around the world preaching to us about our carbon footprint.
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