They just can’t handle it! These are men who tremble at the thought of a strong, multi-dimensional woman like Hillary Clinton. So they do only what they know how to do: ridicule, taunt, belittle, and tease.
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What an unprecented media blitz against Hillary — and mostly all from men.
April 14, 2008 · 3 Comments
Categories: Barack Obama · Democrats · Hillary Clinton · Hillary Clinton Quarterly · News · Politics · Presidential Campaign
Tagged: Chris Matthews, keith olbermann, media bias, men who hate hillary, Mike Barnicle, MSNBC
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Friday025 // April 14, 2008 at 8:41 pm
I’m glad you enjoyed this video!!
donna brooks // April 17, 2008 at 7:49 pm
I really don’t get all the Hillary Love! I am 50, well educated, professional and I think she is no longer part of the solution, but part of the problem! I see hre thinking as very 20 th Century and not at all acceptant or embracing of whole brain or multi level intelligence. She appears very stuck in an old (male) type of mindset.
I see her as having a very patriarchal approach even is she is a woman! We used to call it male identified! She doesn’t seem to integrate growth and non- linear systems thinking – qualities I always saw as feminine and that are being embraced in newer technologies and businesses. Bill actually seems more integrated between the two styles as does (dare I say it – the evil OBAMA)
I think your website echos those same qualities – not really seeing the whole picture but focusing on true gender attack without recognizing that her own manner, management style, sense of what is possible and vision for the future holds in place an anti – female bias!
Rake Morgan // April 17, 2008 at 9:47 pm
What an asinine comment. You accuse me and Hillary of demonstrating linear, gender-based thinking, but your whole post is about creating dichotomies and is a gender-based critique. That sounds like a rather conventional, male approach to me.
Second, your comment about “whole brain” thinking is wrong in two important ways. First, one side of the brain is always dominant, even when an individual is able to integrate both left and right brain functions. Second, your assumption that one side or the other relates to male or female, is biased, conventional thinking. You’re a casualty of your own analysis.
Bottom line: I don’t think you know what you’re talking about. No wonder you work for Obama.