Sunday, March 02, 2008
'How dumb can we get?'
Hub Blog has lately tried to keep the number of Obama-Hillary posts to a minimum. But Brighton Reader keeps bringing the subject up:
It's finally dawned on me that Brighton Reader is rooting for Hillary. ... Now that we're on the subject, check out Charlotte Allen's piece in which she asks fellow women, 'How dumb can we get?' She shatters the politically correct Women Good-Men Bad rule of public discourse -- with a few choice exaggerations. It's one of the top pieces on the Post's normally policy-wonkish list of most-viewed articles ... David Ignatius notices something: Obama's thin legislative record indicates he's less bipartisan than Hillary and McCain. ...
Update -- 3.3.08 -- News flash! Charlotte Allen's piece was 'tongue-in-cheek.' Well, the few choice exaggerations made it kind of obvious, right? Apparently not. I'm just glad, joke or no joke, she disregarded the unofficial Women Good-Men Bad rule of modern public discourse. ...
Hub Blog has lately tried to keep the number of Obama-Hillary posts to a minimum. But Brighton Reader keeps bringing the subject up:
Look out Obama girl, Jack is taking sides. Forget about Hillary Clinton's lame ringing phone ad, this is the best commercial of the primary season.
It's finally dawned on me that Brighton Reader is rooting for Hillary. ... Now that we're on the subject, check out Charlotte Allen's piece in which she asks fellow women, 'How dumb can we get?' She shatters the politically correct Women Good-Men Bad rule of public discourse -- with a few choice exaggerations. It's one of the top pieces on the Post's normally policy-wonkish list of most-viewed articles ... David Ignatius notices something: Obama's thin legislative record indicates he's less bipartisan than Hillary and McCain. ...
Update -- 3.3.08 -- News flash! Charlotte Allen's piece was 'tongue-in-cheek.' Well, the few choice exaggerations made it kind of obvious, right? Apparently not. I'm just glad, joke or no joke, she disregarded the unofficial Women Good-Men Bad rule of modern public discourse. ...
