There is an interesting, though slightly infuriating, argument brewing among feminists.
Should feminists vote for the woman “just because” she’s the woman? (As if U.S. Senator or successful attorney are not great qualifications.)
Even though she’s not as “likeable” or “passionate” (passionate is what we’re calling the man, while cry-baby is what we’re calling the woman for showing emotion apparently) as the black man?
Or are we judging the candidates on their politics and voting for the best one?
My oh my, what’s a good feminist to do?
Here’s a link to an article about the young feminists at Hillary Clinton’s own alma-mater Wellesley, an all-women’s college, in …read more

Thefirst female ever has won a United States Primary Election – hallelujah!
It’s was such a thrill to see Hillary win last night after her defeat in Iowa. My daughter and I slapped a high five and talked about how a woman might actually be the next Commander in Chief.
Whether it was her teary moment that made her seem more vulnerable or her tough stances on real issues – I am so proud of her and so proud of those in New Hampshire that kept her so relevant.
I heard one male voter on NPR say, The country needs to be mothered …read more

Click here to see Hillary get vulnerable and tear up about how personal this campaign is for her and how tiring campaigning is.

Who’s writing your headlines ABC News.com? Porn aficionados?
Listen to this: Obama and Edwards Tag-Team Clinton. Doesn’t that just ring a lovely bell? Makes you think of headlines you might see on the cover of Hustler or Juggs doesn’t it?
Totally fair and equitable treatment of the only lady.
Hillary was also told by the political head honcho of ABC that she’s “not as likable as Barack Obama.” She responded, “You’ve hurt my feelings.” Well, it was rather rude.
None of the male candidates were challenged on their likability issues. Only the girl needs to be liked as the major concern, I suppose. The …read more

Did you catch the 4 hour New Hampshire Debate on ABC?
My favorite part of the whole thing was when white, male John Edwards and Barack Obama were calling Hillary Clinton – the only woman ever to run for President – The Status Quo!
Doesn’t that just beat all? Yeah, somebody in this picture represents the status quo . . . but it ain’t the only woman ever to run!
Barack . . . well, he’s half the status quo.