I would tend to think, especially with democrats, that they'd be more honest in a private voting booth than the public atmosphere of a caucus. Ever since the 60's when the party was taken over by the paranoid, Animal Farm, PC crowd they've been consumed with how others (especially others in their leftist clique) perceive them. It's especially important to not offend the current minority victim du jour. This primary season must be particularly difficult for them. I guess, at least as far as the press, super delegates, and most of the moonbats are concerned it's much worse to be considered racist than sexist.
Poor Hill, she's definitely the bigger victim. Obama pretty much grew up in a privileged home, rich white grandparents, private schools, growing up in Hawaii where "brown-skinned" people have it much easier than whites. And here's poor Hillary, the ultimate feminist, who nevertheless sacrificed her own needs and goals to stand by her man. Had she been on Jerry Springer the audience would've told her to kick him to the curb...having some sweet young thing, young enough to be their daughter blow him, leaving his brand on her pretty blue dress. And it wasn't just for her husband she looked the other way and then forgave him when ignoring the situation was no longer possible. She did it for the party. She took one for the team to help hold it together. Still, it would be worth it because there was that unspoken promise that HER turn would finally come.
She would represent everything feminists have worked for since, well since Margaret Sanger, without whose tireless advocacy for birth control there wouldn't BE Planned Parenthood, The Holy Church of the Left. Eugenicist, racist, women's advocate...doesn't matter as long as one realizes Roe vs. Wade would NEVER have become legal without the pioneering effort of women like her. She KNEW how to be arrogant and elitist...traits as important to the left as breathing clean air blown straight from the South American rain forests. Or Susan B Anthony who not only was instrumental in getting women the right to vote (OK, I AM grateful for that one), but also proved that ugly women could be involved in politics.
Ms. Clinton was the culmination of decades worth of struggle. Why, when she intoned, "I don’t feel no ways tired. I come too far from where I started from. Nobody told me that the road would be easy..." she could've been talking about her own struggle for equality in a world dominated by men. All that anger, bitterness, oppression, and resentment of anyone with a penis would finally pay off. Instead, she's not just been thrown to the back of the bus, but under it, right alongside Obama's dear grandmother. Cast aside for a young upstart, a clean, articulate Magic Negro. It just doesn't pay to be the "little woman" anymore. Maybe they should do something profound, like burn their bras.
Cindie
