would find and marry each other.

Sarah must be included.

* Romney's support of Blunt Amendment - immoral to use birth control
* Romney wanting to get rid of Planned Parenthood - More cancer & other health problems
* Rush Limbaugh's anti woman remarks - Instead of disagreeing, Romneys only response was "That's not the language I would have used."
* Romney's support of the Personhood Amendment- an embryo is a person with rights just like everyone else.

He should be proud!

They just can't get over feeling so superior to everyone.

When she blew an opportunity to talk serioulsy about MS and instead talked about a horse in every port, I knew, this is an incredibly shallow woman. So we have Mr. & Mrs. Vacant.

I'm not entirely sure I even understand it...

birth control, because only MEN in Congress can decide what's best for women on THAT issue!

<sarcasm>

Of course, my husband is just going to make that worse, I just really like to see women upset. Not the women in my life, mind you, but all the other ones. The hoi polloi, or "Great Unwashed" if you will.

Sweep on.

I never studied Shakespeare. Now, it's on my mile long list of things to do. If I didn't spend so much time online........


(I once did interpret Two Men of Verona, so of course I had to read it, and work out a visually pleasing translation into ASL. I thought --and general consensus agreed-- I did a pretty good job. )

For me, Shakespeare was not a study, I had a natural affinity for the language as it was used then. The historical and tragic plays would have been work. The plays that were called comedies just flowed, so it was never work, but pleasure. My husband and I used to seek out live productions as he enjoyed it also. It was always a plan of mine to visit the outdoor productions in Ashford, OR, but I only saw them in other cities.

Has Ann discussed this with the other wives?

part of a Cunning Plan!

Riiiiiiiigggghhhhttt.

"They've always been; now they're rebelling."

Psst Annie, some of us wimins have worked for a living and never owned more than one beater at a time. Condescension isn't attractive.

market for a long time and she is just now realizing that we are concerned about economic factors? Even in the 50s women understood the need for a good economy.

women are talking about abortion rights, birth control, the apparent intent of the republicans to force them back into the dark ages. she didn't mention that apparently.

This is the dingbat who said during an interview that "I don't even consider myself wealthy."

I am so glad that I'm up to your standards talking about the economy and the deficit spending! *whew* And all this time I thought we just giggled over coffee and exchanged banana bread recipes!

Do they have one in Stepford?

She can go fuck off.

..."I don't understand! Everyone likes being patted on the head! I liked it. Mitt likes it. Even Seamus liked it. In fact, he loved it! What's wrong with these people?"

just because she was a woman, and "oh, isn't it great to see a woman running for VP?"

They didn't care what she said or what she stood for only that she was female. It was mind-boggling.

After a few months of the campaign, their tunes changed drastically!

And it ain't going to be her.

I think she's deliberately fooling herself as to what they're UPSET about, and it ain't gonna help her hubby.

TlalocW

Her Marie Antoinette "let them eat cake" moment.

and perhaps more. I remember Ann announced there would be no more debates. She was sick of them. Bravo.

"Women: America Loves 'Em!"

after Willard muscled Jane "None Too" Swift out of the governor's race in Mass., she got Swift's running mate, Patrick Guerriero, dumped from the ticket because he is gay (he went on to be the head of Log Cabin Republicans), even though Dog on Car himself was cool with it. She apparently feared that Mittenswould catch Teh Ghey and be damaged goods in terms of a presidential run.

the assault on their health and bodies and the general impetus to attempt to put them back into the 16th century.

The word derives from the Greek term for management of a household, something that historically has been women's domain throughout the world - those nagging little details about feeding, clothing and housing a family, however you want to define family. And while women may not be predominant on trading floors or in executive offices they still have to worry about where the resources for the basics of life are coming from, so yeah, Ann, they're thinking about the economy, usually in more personal terms than you do, such as "How will I feed the children if my or my spouse's job moves overseas, or our pay is frozen to give the CEO a bigger bonus?".

Of COURSE none of the women she socializes with talk about these things; they didn't have to.

Newt wants to put the debates up on pay per view.

Santorum thinks Puerto Rico needs to adopt English as the official language as a precondition for Statehood.

Mitt Etch-a-sketch Romney is clueless as to why woman are angry.

And this is just one week and it's only Thursday morning. And it's been this way for months, gaffs on top of gaffs on top of gaffs.