08-30-2008, 10:37 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-Viren+Aug 30 2008, 07:33 PM-->QUOTE(Viren @ Aug 30 2008, 07:33 PM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->It'll be interesting to see if the sexists comments made by Olberman, Mathhew, and all other TV blabbermouths against Hillary will repeated against Palin.
They better walk on eggshell or they'll be will be taken to woodshed if they try what they did earlier in the year.
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They are already doing, saying she just had a baby , how she can spend time for VP? Why she continued with Down Syndrome pregrancy? She is just a hockey mom? "but she's only a beauty queen".
<b>CNN:</b>
John Roberts: questions whether a woman with a Down Syndrome child has the time to run for VP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j891jGT_4_8
<b>MSNBC: </b>
Political Director Chuck Todd says it will be up to HILLARY CLINTON to make sure that women do not go over to Palin (The begining of the "It's all Hillary's fault that Obama lost drumbeat that we predicted)
<b>On FOX</b> two reporters chatting about this landmark choice and Gov. Palin's speech and the closing line from the "man on the ground" was:
"The only thing she didn't say was 'Who wants pie I baked some this morning?'" to which both reporters shared and celebrated their sexism with a hardy laugh.
<b>Rep. Jim Clyburn</b>, the House Democratic Whip, told South Carolina ETV Radio that the pick was 'risky' and would prove to be as embarrassing to McCain as Dan Quayle was to former President Bush.
Clyburn also compared the choice to Walter Mondale picking Geraldine Ferraro, a member of Congress who became the first woman on a national ticket, which he said was "absolutely awful." --
<b>Jack Cafferty</b> calls Palin younger and less experienced than Obama. Well, he got the first one right. Of Palin he says,
"Sara Palin is in her first term as governor of Alaska, a state that has 13 people and some caribou."
<b> MSNBC</b> had a 'breaking news' bar at the bottom of the screen when they showed Palin's speech today with "How many homes will Palin add to the McCain total?"
They better walk on eggshell or they'll be will be taken to woodshed if they try what they did earlier in the year.
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They are already doing, saying she just had a baby , how she can spend time for VP? Why she continued with Down Syndrome pregrancy? She is just a hockey mom? "but she's only a beauty queen".
<b>CNN:</b>
John Roberts: questions whether a woman with a Down Syndrome child has the time to run for VP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j891jGT_4_8
<b>MSNBC: </b>
Political Director Chuck Todd says it will be up to HILLARY CLINTON to make sure that women do not go over to Palin (The begining of the "It's all Hillary's fault that Obama lost drumbeat that we predicted)
<b>On FOX</b> two reporters chatting about this landmark choice and Gov. Palin's speech and the closing line from the "man on the ground" was:
"The only thing she didn't say was 'Who wants pie I baked some this morning?'" to which both reporters shared and celebrated their sexism with a hardy laugh.
<b>Rep. Jim Clyburn</b>, the House Democratic Whip, told South Carolina ETV Radio that the pick was 'risky' and would prove to be as embarrassing to McCain as Dan Quayle was to former President Bush.
Clyburn also compared the choice to Walter Mondale picking Geraldine Ferraro, a member of Congress who became the first woman on a national ticket, which he said was "absolutely awful." --
<b>Jack Cafferty</b> calls Palin younger and less experienced than Obama. Well, he got the first one right. Of Palin he says,
"Sara Palin is in her first term as governor of Alaska, a state that has 13 people and some caribou."
<b> MSNBC</b> had a 'breaking news' bar at the bottom of the screen when they showed Palin's speech today with "How many homes will Palin add to the McCain total?"