Holding Democrats to their own standards*
Seems John Hinderaker has a point when he blogs:
The Democrats’ attack on Rush Limbaugh hasn’t turned out the way they had hoped. The blowback, in the form of conservatives pointing out the outrageous conduct of liberals like Bill Maher and Keith Olbermann, has dwarfed the original reaction against Rush. Worse, the blowback continues. So Democrats are now in the position of trying to shut down the conversation about civility and misogyny that they opportunistically started.
Yesterday, Sister Toldjah linked an RNC video which, in her words, “focuses attention on the double standardsof this administration and its supporters on the manufactured ‘War On Women’ non-issue”:
The good sister notes that this video focuses not just on Bill Maher’s juvenile language, but also “the reports that came out in September last year about the Ron Suskind book on the administration that included tantalizing tidbits on information from WH insiders (both former and current) on how the WH has supposedly been ‘hostile to women’ – especially in the early days.”
*in the War on Women that they declared
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Erin Burnett whines that it’s unfair for Republicans to use her actual words to criticize her boyfriend:
http://hotair.com/archives/2012/03/20/erin-burnett-annoyed-she-appears-in-rnc-ad/
Comment by V the K — March 20, 2012 @ 7:10 pm - March 20, 2012
$5 says she falls into line from now on, like women are supposed to do (when you’re a leftist).
Comment by ILoveCapitalism — March 20, 2012 @ 9:25 pm - March 20, 2012
Man, Axelrod should have been chain-smoking during that interview. And been wearing a mustard stained wife beater. He looked…simply sleazy.
Comment by hellocat — March 20, 2012 @ 10:34 pm - March 20, 2012
Brilliant. Whoever put this together needs to do similar ones on the debt, the jobless rate, the Ft. Hood Massacre, etc.
Comment by AZ Mo in NYC — March 21, 2012 @ 2:48 am - March 21, 2012
The community organizer has a place for everything and he keeps everything in its place. It is a chess game. Women are used for their sacred breasts and vaginas and trotted out and supported when politically useful to Obama. Otherwise, who needs a bimbo?
Only a strong woman with the crafty ambition of a Medici (Valerie Jarrett) who knows how Chicago politics is played can get into the Obama boys club. But she has to carry the water.
Comment by Heliotrope — March 21, 2012 @ 9:51 am - March 21, 2012
Pretty sure Ms. Jarret fetches the coffee. She is no Machiavelli…and I have not seen a good prince in awhile. I would posit that the FLOTUS has the key power position…and sadly, if the best they can do is trot out Hillary for the T&A tribute (and liberal women fall for it) then I weep for my Democrat sisters. They really have no clue that they have not, in fact, come a long way, baby, with the Democratic party.
Comment by hellocat — March 21, 2012 @ 10:57 pm - March 21, 2012