gbaji wrote:
Oh come on Joph. You know damn well you'd have been bashing her because she didn't know the name of the case. Or were you not in the camp of people bashing her because she "couldn't name what magazines she read".
First of all, you're a moron. I'm not criticizing her as a Dem to a Pubbie, but as a woman and as a PR-saavy person. She came across horribly. She could have played on her "woman of the people" persona and said 'Well Katie, I don't recall the name right now, but that case where...." and "Katie, I'm a mom with a large family and a demanding job, so I read a lot of Country Kitchen for those 30-minute recipes, in this day and age we are all looking for quick, economical meals and I'm no different." BAM! Instant hit with the mommies.
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You guys are predictable, that's for sure...
That's not a bad thing, apparently. Look at what
unpredictable's doing for you.
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If she says the party line, she's just parroting the party line and gets bashed. She says something that doesn't match the party line and she's bashed again? Um... What?
Again, even if I were her PR person I'd be pissed. I'm pleased as punch that she actually spouted
the opposite of what she was put on the ticket to represent, it looks good for us, but I can't imagine the Pubbie good ol' boys are as pleased as I am.
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So she knows that the morning after pill is a contraceptive and not an abortion. You'd think that's a positive, yet somehow she's attacked for saying that it's not a type of contraceptive she supports. Er? What's wrong with that answer? Nothing.
See above.