"Bob Fertik is one of America's leading Internet political strategists - and also a leading feminist.
Fertik is the co-founder of several feminist groups, including: Women Leaders Online, the first and largest feminist group on the Internet Women Leaders Online Fund, which created the Women's Voting Guide, the first interactive tool for researching Congressional candidates Prochoice Resource Center, which trains feminist activists in grassroots politics Eleanor's List, a fund for pro-choice Democratic women candidates in New York State.
Fertik is also a writer and lecturer, including: Co-author of "Pro-choice Power," the first guide to mobilizing the pro-choice majority Editor and publisher of Political Woman Newsletter, the first newsletter on women and politics Speaker at numerous conferences on the Internet, politics, and feminism.
Fertik is also a consultant, including: Founder of I-Progress, the first Internet consulting firm for progressive non-profits Consultant to political campaigns, including Geraldine Ferraro's 1998 race for the United States Senate."
Blech.
Does it mention anywhere in there that Bob Fertik suffers from an unusual medical condition known as cranio-rectal inversion?
...Co-author of "Pro-choice Power"...Editor and publisher of Political Woman Newsletter...Speaker at numerous conferences on the Internet, politics, and feminism.
...Founder of I-Progress...Consultant to political campaigns
We can therefore conclude that a) Bob can't seem to eek out a living (i.e. maintain gainful, full-time employment) from any one of his self-employment ventures, b) Bob probably doesn't get along with men all that well, and c) Bob shops at Victoria's Secret. For himself.
Nah. He just says that to try to pick up chicks. He goes for the easy skanks who think that he's in touch with his feminine side and all that crap. I bet Bob makes Alan Alda look positively macho. Hell, he probably makes Michael Jackson and Elton John seem downright masculine.