[Sans-Culotte]

I’m thinking that the same suburban housewife, married to the same suburban houseman can see through the BS and vote for who is right. I don’t think bringing up someone’s personal life, in this way, will play well with those very same suburban housewives.

Sorry, but many suburban women don't think properly. My wife is an intelligent voter, but even she admits that "the woman vote" is not always friendly to our side. I knew a guy whose wife refused to vote for G.W. Bush because she "couldn't stand his smirk".

[qaz123]

I do understand that. Yes.

But I don’t think this guy not getting custody of his kids, which is the norm, even in some of the most insane circumstances, is going to be a factor. A little less than a year from now, there will be bigger problems for the suburban housewife to be dealing with.

[Vigilanteman]

What you all say is true, but you can be sure this will be front and center of any Democrat smear campaign in what will be a very close contest.

My daughter at the tender age of 18 told me she thought giving the women the vote was a terrible idea based on the shallow type of conversations she had about politics with classmates.

It only gets a little better when they marry and have families.

[DIRTYSECRET]

*a year from now, there will be bigger problems for the suburban housewife to be dealing with.*
Don’t count on it having any effect on their vote.

*the woman vote” is not always friendly to our side* Ask Clarence Thomas. Every one that knew both Anita and Judge Thomas stood up for him. Truth doesn’t matter to these women. How many thought BJ cared more about them than that louse they married? The term ‘Soccer moms’ is all it took. Then there’s the Kenyan. His success was based on his ability to keep his pants on. BJ and The Swimmer is all you need to know why battered women keep coming back for more.