I hope some of you saw the Killstream last night. I know it’s on a rather obscure channel now, due to the recent actions of a certain moral scold. That’s neither here nor there, though. The only reason I mention the show in this context is because we ended up talking about the article I’m about to relay to you. It came out on Friday and was published by The Guardian (shock, I know). I really can’t think of a more revealing column that this one. The only reason I can give for it being written is the recent troubles Hillary Clinton has been having when it comes to beating Bernie Sanders. As you all know, I still think she will eventually beat him. But the trouble she’s having now doesn’t bode well for her chances in the fall. If you can’t easily dispatch a man who wasn’t even a Democrat until earlier this year, how can you win against a Republican nationwide?
Clinton and her cronies in the media have an answer for this. In order to help bring more women out for Team Hillary, Valenti and the rest of the squad is putting out tripe like this. Read a selection for yourself…
And so it seems strange that at a time when the country has the opportunity to elect the first woman president, the idea that gender might be a factor is considered shallow in some circles. Only in a sexist society would women be told that caring about representation at the highest levels of government is wrong. Only in a sexist society would women believe it…
After all, while President Obama’s tenure hasn’t lead to any “post-racial” utopia, the symbolism of the first black president forever changed the way this nation thinks and talks about race. The first female president, while certain to bring misogynists out of the woodwork at proportions that will make GamerGate look tame, would likely do the same for gender…
Electing women into office is important for women’s equality, and it’s also crucial for our country’s health. Considering that truth in the election booth is not caring about a “single issue”. It’s voting smart.
So when many of us said we have to fight against racism, what were we told? ‘No, he can’t deal with racism because he has other issues, political calculations. He’s the president of all America, not just black America.’ We know he’s president of all America but white supremacy is American as cherry pie.
Hillary responded to a question on how she would be different from President Obama with, “Well, I think that’s pretty obvious. I think being the first woman president would be quite a change from the presidents we’ve had up until this point, including President Obama.”…
Later, when asked about the rise of outsider candidates, Hillary stated “Well, I can’t think of anything more of an outsider than electing the first woman president.” Although, she added that she’s also running on her track record, not just on her gender.
This is also a common theme from her other surrogates and supporters, lest you think Valenti is actually having an original thought…
http://www.redstate.com/2015/04/17/college-students-vote-hillary-shes-woman/
Like I said in the open, I think Mrs. Clinton will still eventually triumph over Bernie Sanders. There’s just too much money and too many party insiders on her side. He also doesn’t play very well in the South and Midwest. I don’t seem him winning Texas, California, or Florida, either. All those states are rich with the delegates needed to become the Democratic nominee. That’s before we even get into superdelegates. Keep your eye on this rhetoric, though, because it’s sure to come back during the fall campaign.
Will it work? Well, one can argue that the “War on Women” line of attack helped Obama immensely in 2016, and he’s obviously a man. So, I don’t think it’s foolish of Hillary and her team to head down this path. Only time will tell if American women are truly stupid enough to follow down this road with them…again. It’s one thing to vote for Hillary because you like her polices or think her character will help improve the country. It’s quite another to do so simply because she has a vagina.
