Stole this from Sully’s Quote of the Day, made me LOL:

“Whoever said that after denial comes acceptance hadn’t met the Clintons.” – MoDo, today.

Hillary, honey…we need to talk. You see, this whole thing you’re doing is, well, making everyone uncomfortable. It’s time babe, to, um…step aside. There, there sweetie, it will be okay.

This makes me crazy. The National Organization for Women (NOW) basically accused Senator Ted Kennedy of turning his back on women because he isn’t supporting Hillary. This is a perfect example of why women are our own worst enemies. You want to play into the stereotype of an irrational and emotional female? Become a leader in your local NOW chapter.

I don’t understand the notion that women should support Hillary simply because she is a woman. I wouldn’t want anyone to vote for me simply because I have the same private parts as them, just like I wouldn’t want someone NOT to vote for me based on that reasoning.

As a society will we ever move past the idea that what is under our clothes somehow counts more than what resides between our ears?

Seriously.

From an article on the NYTimes Political Blog:

Later, during an appearance in Salem, Mrs. Clinton refined her remarks on Fox:

“You know, today Senator Obama used President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to criticize me. He basically compared himself to our greatest heroes because they gave great speeches.

“President Kennedy was in Congress for 14 years. He was a war hero. He was a man of great accomplishments and readiness to be president. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. led a movement. He was gassed. He was beaten. He was jailed. And he gave a speech that was one of the most beautifully, profoundly important speeches ever written in America, the “I have a dream” speech.

“And then he worked with President Johnson to get the civil rights laws passed, because the dream couldn’t be realized until finally it was legally permissible for people of all colors and backgrounds and races and ethnicities to be accepted as citizens.

I’ running for president because I believe that there is not a contradiction between experience and change.”

 (read full article here)

Tonight should be exciting – Go New Hampshire, Go!