Posted on 02/23/2017 10:51:54 AM PST by jalisco555
Meh, just as well. If she won, they’d probably discover some rule preventing them from paying her the purse.
Good for her!
The Muslims in Iran say she HAS to wear it.
Just remember that next time some lefty claims that hijabs are not a sign of oppression.
A real American. If the Muzzies won’t wear yamikas or crucifixes, why should she have to wear a hijab?
Checkmate!
Perhaps another alternative would be to wear one with a big cross on it.
I don’t remember Hillary wearing hijab during her many Middleeastern visits as SOS. What about Marie Harf and Stephanie Powers and some of the other women on Kerry’s staff?
Wow.
Good for her.
(and she’s hot to boot)
Bummer of a first name though.
Oh yes she did....
Don't know about her time as SOS but as First Lady she and Chelsea both certainly did.
Why is the chess federation holding a championship in such a backward country as Iran ?
They are always so oddly silent on the subject of clearly observable repression of womens' basic freedoms in islamic countries. Would not authentic womens' rights advocates loudly stand up for this brave young woman standing up for women?
I believe the game was invented in Persia, now known as Iran.
YES, she is! It’d be “hard” to compete against that!
I don't follow chess, so I found this confusing: The current US chess champion is a woman? Why have I not heard this glass-ceiling revolution? You would think it would be all over the supermarket tabloids, and every girl in public kindergarten would have been issued a pink chessboard within weeks. . .
Okay, I looked it up and Miss Paikidze is the US women's champion. Fabiano Caruana is the US champion. I guess as in boxing, tennis and football, certain biological distinctions between the sexes won't go away unless you abolish the game itself. Hillary's people were probably planning that.
Anyway, bully for her. (And no question she'd beat me in three moves.)
Pelosi did when she went to Syria. Not that it is the same, but some may conflate it to be. The wives of heads of state, when visiting the Pope, where a mantilla and black dress.
Though not an absolute rule, it is considered the “thing” to do.
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