[MissHardihood]

Do women really look out the kitchen window and worry about the pregnant girl next door getting health care?

No, we look out the kitchen window at the pregnant girl next door and say to ourselves, "well, she must be a little tramp like her mother."

[Stallone]

Women vote emotionally. They will choose style over substance.

GOP candidates, being selected for character and not appearances, sometimes lack the slick, greasy polish so favored by women. Bush, not being the used-car Dem salesman, is ridiculed for his mangling of the language, and the content of his message is lost on these fools.

Even Babs chose the most pathetic actor in history, James Brolin, over any other person of character. It is the Hollywood Liberal soccer-Mom obsession to live in the world of make-believe.

The GOP has an easy task. First, acknowledge that it must improve its appeal to women voters to remain in power. And then, just add a little more style and sizzle to the party message and the candidate positioning - the content is already there and cannot be masked or imitated.

[Cagey]

No, we look out the kitchen window at the pregnant girl next door and say to ourselves, "well, she must be a little tramp like her mother."

So, you're saying if an unwed girl gets pregnant she and her mother are both tramps? What about her dad, sibs and grandparents? Make sure you use a football field sized drop cloth when you paint.

[SamAdams76]

No, we look out the kitchen window at the pregnant girl next door and say to ourselves, "well, she must be a little tramp like her mother."

I love it! Great response.

[WIladyconservative]

Do women really look out the kitchen window and worry about the pregnant girl next door getting health care? No, we look out the kitchen window at the pregnant girl next door and say to ourselves, "well, she must be a little tramp like her mother."

And the next logical thought would be that if the gun grabbers hadn't taken their gun, there could have been a shotgun wedding for the pregnant tramp!