It's bad enough when republicans in 08 thought women would confuse Clinton and Palin

[La Lioness Priyanka]

and vote for Palin, because they didn't get Clinton.

It's a whole another thing when liberals do it.

Really shows you the underlying misogyny in their positions, that they believe a GOP female candidate would confuse women into voting for the Republican. Or believe that women vote for her without understanding her policy positions.

I understand policy just fine and I picked the candidate whose policies I believed in, whose knowledge (both breadth and depth) I trusted in.

(also, i didn't vote for Obama only because he is black, the fact that he is black was an added bonus)

[obamanut2012]

1. k & r

[betsuni]

2. K&R

[NCTraveler]

3. K&R nt

[TwilightZone]

4. These are the same people who compare Hillary to Thatcher...

so their understanding of female politicians and their stances on the issues seems a tad flawed to begin with.

As for Haley, if they really think a governor who signed a 20-week abortion bill is going to be confused with Hillary Clinton, they should probably take a step back and contemplate their biases.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

6. Yup

[ismnotwasm]

5. K&R