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POST-ELECTION MORALITY PLAY:THE LEFT CONTINUES TO DEMONSTRATE ITS UNFITNESS IN REAL TIME by Mia T, 11.09.04 HAROLD ICKES: on winning the presidency by terrorizing white women  (viewing movie requires Flash Player 7, available HERE) http://virtualclintonlibrary.blogspot.com http://hillarytalks.blogspot.comhttp://virtualhillary.blogspot.comhttp://www.hillarytalks.ushttp://www.hillarytalks.orgfiendsofhillary.blogspot.comfiendsofhillary.usfiendsofhillary.orgfraudsofhillary.com missus clinton's REAL virtual office update "If you look at white women, and I think that was the key to this election, Kerry won 45% based on the exit polls--but they're generally in agreement--Kerry won 45%, Bush won 55% of white women. By contrast, Bush won only 45% of white women in 2000, so he upped is percentages by 10 points. In 1996,...

This column from a perceptive woman may explain how "soccer moms" became "security moms" Wooing Moms Spt 24, 2004 Freud's most famous question - "What do women want?" - might be the title of this political season's playbook, as President George W. Bush and Sen. John F. Kerry strut their best stuff and try to win women's votes. What women want, apparently, is to be safe. In post-Sept. 11 America, the group of swing voters formerly known as "soccer moms" has morphed into "security moms" - mostly white, married women with children who worry first about national security. In other...

WASHINGTON -- Laura Coker-Garcia is the kind of suburban mom presidential campaigns love to woo: She votes, she cares about education and she worries about national security. Coker-Garcia, a resident of unincorporated Harris County, is a member of this year's hot-button, swing voter demographic: the "security mom." A step beyond the soccer moms of earlier election seasons, the security moms are a threat to Democrats, because their priorities have expanded beyond pocketbook and social concerns toward issues that favor Republicans, such as national security. While polls have shown national security to be a rising issue with women voters, neither party...

Republican pollster David Winston was the first to identify the shift from Soccer Mom to Security Mom and he warns 'What these women are looking for is solutions to make their families and children safer. It's about solutions, it's not about partisan bickering'Democratic political consulant Rachel Gorlin agrees, 'We cant criticize what the Bush Administration is doing unless we make it clear that the criticism is toward a new and improved approach -we are turning people off.' It is that kind of impatience with point scoring politics that nettles women like 31 year old Stacy McDaniel, who stockpiles water and...