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iadmireolbadger	Obama campaign runs from strategist's insult on Ann Romney		Lead	[-]
Posts: 2 April 12, 2012 10:22 AM	Remove this ad That sure looks like a mother that never lifted a finger.
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Pointerpride102.muskieville		#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 8699 April 12, 2012 10:27 AM Stalker of ThisCharmingFan	I see the blue and white checkered shirts were on sale at the Deseret Industries.......
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ToddPacker		#2	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1588 April 12, 2012 10:30 AM just starting to waste your damn time The Recovery is most likely a fabrication....	It's interesting that the left has been harping on the GOP for its supposed attacks on women, yet when it is clear that Romney is the nominee, the first thing they do is go after his wife for not "working" but instead staying at home with her kids. That's not going to play well with moderates like my wife who, for a time at least, stayed home with the kids. That's hard fucking work.
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BB Fran		#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 7380 April 12, 2012 10:51 AM *Moral fibre? Why, you little pasty-face...I invented* moral fibre!**	Yes, one stupid, offensive comment by one knucklehead "political consultant" who works for Democrats is pretty much the same thing as the all-out legislative assault on women's rights and interests that has been a pre-eminent theme of Republican officeholders since the GOP electoral gains of 2010. Anybody knows that. Especially those darlin' womenfolk. Your Text Signature ...
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Skalmo		#4	[url]	[-]
Posts: 6283 April 12, 2012 10:59 AM	Can we talk about this dude's screen name? Free Rob Wilson
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Myles Long		#5	[url]	[-]
Posts: 15766 April 12, 2012 11:26 AM	BB Fran wrote: Yes, one stupid, offensive comment by one knucklehead "political consultant" who works for Democrats is pretty much the same thing as the all-out legislative assault on women's rights and interests that has been a pre-eminent theme of Republican officeholders since the GOP electoral gains of 2010. Anybody knows that. Especially those darlin' womenfolk. Quit picking on the dames. Your Text Signature ...
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Blab of Bacon		#6	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3646 April 12, 2012 11:38 AM Beware the milkman!	BB Fran wrote: Yes, one stupid, offensive comment by one knucklehead "political consultant" who works for Democrats is pretty much the same thing as the all-out legislative assault on women's rights and interests that has been a pre-eminent theme of Republican officeholders since the GOP electoral gains of 2010. GIFSoup
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MikeB91		#7	[url]	[-]
Posts: 539 April 12, 2012 11:41 AM	Whoa!! This could use a little NSFW in the title now. Geez Hammy, I just bout lost my lunch.
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ToddPacker		#8	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1588 April 12, 2012 11:50 AM just starting to waste your damn time The Recovery is most likely a fabrication....	BB Fran wrote: Yes, one stupid, offensive comment by one knucklehead "political consultant" who works for Democrats is pretty much the same thing as the all-out legislative assault on women's rights and interests that has been a pre-eminent theme of Republican officeholders since the GOP electoral gains of 2010. Anybody knows that. Especially those darlin' womenfolk. Obama essentially adopted the comments by saying that Michelle did not have the luxury of not working, so we know how he really feels about those entitled, rich stay at home moms! I'd say the leader of the country putting down any woman who chooses to stay home and care for her children establishes a certain lack of respect. Don't worry, Fran and Myles, women can still get the pill, condoms are readily available, and abortions plentiful! Yay for women's rights!
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Myles Long		#9	[url]	[-]
Posts: 15766 April 12, 2012 11:54 AM	ToddPacker wrote: BB Fran wrote: Yes, one stupid, offensive comment by one knucklehead "political consultant" who works for Democrats is pretty much the same thing as the all-out legislative assault on women's rights and interests that has been a pre-eminent theme of Republican officeholders since the GOP electoral gains of 2010. Anybody knows that. Especially those darlin' womenfolk. Obama essentially adopted the comments by saying that Michelle did not have the luxury of not working, so we know how he really feels about those entitled, rich stay at home moms! I'd say the leader of the country putting down any woman who chooses to stay home and care for her children establishes a certain lack of respect. Don't worry, Fran and Myles, women can still get the pill, condoms are readily available, and abortions plentiful! Yay for women's rights! Add "essentially adopted" to the list of concepts over which you lack fundamental cognizance. Your last sentence speaks volumes. Which of getting the pill, readily available condoms or access to abortions do you have a problem with, or are they all the same to you? Your Text Signature ...
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Posts: 8312 April 12, 2012 12:00 PM pussycraptacular	Remove this ad so I doubt Ann has had to worry about where her family's next meal is coming from, like many, many working poor women do. Your Text Signature ...
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Blab of Bacon		#11	[url]	[-]
Posts: 3646 April 12, 2012 12:07 PM Beware the milkman!	bhambadger wrote: so I doubt Ann has had to worry about where her family's next meal is coming from, like many, many working poor women do. Bullshit. Even the song about women seems to imply that women have an unlimited amount of bacon to bring home and fry up in a pan. I don't believe that any definition of "woman" contains any reference to worrying about her family's next meal unless you are insulting bacon which is a ban-worthy offense here.
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Posts: 8699 April 12, 2012 12:10 PM Stalker of ThisCharmingFan	9 boys in the same shirt, 4 girls in the same dress. Fucking clone Mormons.
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Posts: 1810 April 12, 2012 12:39 PM	My wife doesn't work. She used to work for a Big 5 consulting firm but 'retired' when my first son was born. This was the deal when we got married, and it's a luxury that I feel fortunate that we can afford. But, unlike Republicans, I recognize that I've had some breaks in my life and don't feel that everyone had the same opportunities I've had (such as being absolutely brilliant .) I don't think Rosen was questioning her decision, she was saying that not everyone has that option and those who do probably can't relate to those who don't. Is that really that controversial given Romney's repeated out-of-touch comments? All of that being said, it's patently ridiculous to pretend that these are somehow the remarks of the Democratic Party or the Obama campaign. http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/OTUS/ann-romney-defends-stay-home-mom-status/story?id=16124396&page=2#.T4cQXlH-_tA "Michelle Obama added her voice to the debate Wednesday as well, tweeting, "Every mother works hard, and every woman deserves to be respected -mo."" "White House spokesman Jay Carney refuted the claim that Rosen was a frequent visitor at the White House."I do not know how many times she's been here," Carney said Wednesday at the daily press briefing. "I have not seen her here very recently."Carney said he personally knows three people named Hilary Rosen, and is "not sure" if the White House records showing her visits "represent the person we're talking about." "DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida condemned Rosen's remarks via Twitter today, writing "Disappointed in @hilaryr 's comments. As a mother of 3 there's no doubt that raising children is work."" "Two top Obama campaign advisors tweeted Tuesday night that her comments were "wrong" and "offensive" and Democratic National Committee Executive Director Patrick Gaspard went on MSNBC Wednesday morning to specify that Rosen is "not an adviser to the DNC or the Obama campaign. Obama campaign manager Jim Messina called for Rosen to apologize, tweeting that "family should be off limits."
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BB Fran		#14	[url]	[-]
Posts: 7380 April 12, 2012 12:40 PM *Moral fibre? Why, you little pasty-face...I invented* moral fibre!**	ToddPacker wrote: Don't worry, Fran and Myles, women can still get the pill, condoms are readily available, and abortions plentiful! Yay for women's rights! I was actually thinking about equal pay legislation. Typically, you conservatives are obsessed with the naughty bits. Your Text Signature ...
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ThisCharmingFan		#15	[url]	[-]
Posts: 13632 April 12, 2012 12:50 PM The disputatious one	ToddPacker wrote: BB Fran wrote: Yes, one stupid, offensive comment by one knucklehead "political consultant" who works for Democrats is pretty much the same thing as the all-out legislative assault on women's rights and interests that has been a pre-eminent theme of Republican officeholders since the GOP electoral gains of 2010. Anybody knows that. Especially those darlin' womenfolk. Obama essentially adopted the comments by saying that Michelle did not have the luxury of not working, so we know how he really feels about those entitled, rich stay at home moms! I'd say the leader of the country putting down any woman who chooses to stay home and care for her children establishes a certain lack of respect. Don't worry, Fran and Myles, women can still get the pill, condoms are readily available, and abortions plentiful! Yay for women's rights! Luxury and choice go together. Thanks for making the prez's point. Or is it your contention that most people work out of choice instead of necessity?
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Posts: 10468 April 12, 2012 1:12 PM Blissfully Disinterested	breadtree wrote: My wife doesn't work. She used to work for a Big 5 consulting firm but 'retired' when my first son was born. This was the deal when we got married, and it's a luxury that I feel fortunate that we can afford. But, unlike Republicans, I recognize that I've had some breaks in my life and don't feel that everyone had the same opportunities I've had (such as being absolutely brilliant .) I don't think Rosen was questioning her decision, she was saying that not everyone has that option and those who do probably can't relate to those who don't. Is that really that controversial given Romney's repeated out-of-touch comments? All of that being said, it's patently ridiculous to pretend that these are somehow the remarks of the Democratic Party or the Obama campaign. http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/OTUS/ann-romney-defends-stay-home-mom-status/story?id=16124396&page=2#.T4cQXlH-_tA "Michelle Obama added her voice to the debate Wednesday as well, tweeting, "Every mother works hard, and every woman deserves to be respected -mo."" "White House spokesman Jay Carney refuted the claim that Rosen was a frequent visitor at the White House."I do not know how many times she's been here," Carney said Wednesday at the daily press briefing. "I have not seen her here very recently."Carney said he personally knows three people named Hilary Rosen, and is "not sure" if the White House records showing her visits "represent the person we're talking about." "DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida condemned Rosen's remarks via Twitter today, writing "Disappointed in @hilaryr 's comments. As a mother of 3 there's no doubt that raising children is work."" "Two top Obama campaign advisors tweeted Tuesday night that her comments were "wrong" and "offensive" and Democratic National Committee Executive Director Patrick Gaspard went on MSNBC Wednesday morning to specify that Rosen is "not an adviser to the DNC or the Obama campaign. Obama campaign manager Jim Messina called for Rosen to apologize, tweeting that "family should be off limits." Ignorance is bliss for Carney. http://www.nationalreview.com/campaign-spot/295838/hillary-rosen-frequent-white-house-visitor I find it hard to believe that an old DC hand like Carney (he was a DC-based "journalist" before joining the Obama campaign/administration). Hilary Rosen used to be the music industry's top DC representative. The odds are good their paths crossed.
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breadtree		#17	[url]	[-]
Posts: 1810 April 12, 2012 1:15 PM	I'll also note that my wife doesn't have 4 maids like Ann Romney does. I can't imagine the burden of trying to raise 5 kids AND manage those 4 maids. What a saint.
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ThisCharmingFan		#18	[url]	[-]
Posts: 13632 April 12, 2012 1:21 PM The disputatious one	breadtree wrote: I'll also note that my wife doesn't have 4 maids like Ann Romney does. I can't imagine the burden of trying to raise 5 kids AND manage those 4 maids. What a saint. Some provider you are.
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Skalmo		#19	[url]	[-]
Posts: 6283 April 12, 2012 1:57 PM	Skalmo wrote: Can we talk about this dude's screen name? No? You fuckers need to lighten up. Free Rob Wilson
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Bucky4077		#20	[url]	[-]
Posts: 2414 April 12, 2012 2:27 PM	Remove this ad In addition to her maids, how many nannies? Your Text Signature ...
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