Being a mom I can say, (among many other things), that providing a ‘father’ like BJ is one tremendous act of cruelty to Chelsea. If you haven’t read “It Takes A Village”, I’d give pages 146-153 a skim. That’s where she brags about doing ‘what was best’ for her daughter when she used Gestalt to brainwash her into hearing the truth about her ‘father’ without crying and arming her with quick talking points like: ‘It’s none of your business if my dad is a rapist because he’s doing good and helping people!!! There are some people who, after reading several books about the Machiavellian couple, would say that giving birth to Chelsea was a calculated move for political gain. Whatever, my informed opinion is that Hillary is a disgrace to the sacred role of Motherhood, hence this is the foremost reason I despise her.

AP: Michelle rolls her eyes because she’s a conservative mother, which explains the difference of opinion you have on this issue. ;-)

Now we have Hitlery’s promise to pay for the atrocious actions of the Japanese during War.

“Promise them anything but never deliver” should be the DNC motto this year

Why does the left think that apologizing absolves them of their atrocious actions.

Wild Bill apologized for the U.S. involvement in Hawaii and the far left think an I am sorry is as good as law

Sorry. It is because of women like Hillary that our society has gone downhill. It is because of women like Hillary that our kids think things are ok that hadn’t been “invented” back when. It is because of women like Hillary that our schools have become psych institutions for neglected or spoiled rotten children.

Connie on May 3, 2008 at 7:07 PM

And it is because of women like Hillary and men like Bill that the children of the world got a real education about what the meaning of sex is, lying about it, and enabling the rotten a-hole of a husband. How exactly does one explain this kind of thing to a child? I am sure I never will know. Mine are grown and gone, sans ever having to have a conversation about such a thing. Hillary has once again reinvented herself as the great American Mother. Good grief.

Wonder why she stopped at only one?

If Moms ran the world, there would be no Goddamn wars.

mikeyboss on May 3, 2008 at 4:23 PM

Heh, mikeyboss, not many might have been started by women, but how many were fought over women?

If Moms ran the world, there would be no Goddamn wars.

mikeyboss on May 3, 2008 at 4:23 PM

If only that were true, how simple life would be. But I recall stories about cheerleader mothers and pageant mothers and stage mothers and politician mothers and women’s clubs ostricizing those with more talent, accomplishments and generosity but less family money. The cattiness of females is not to be overlooked, as they themselves depricate the value of simple purity in favor of sophisticated deceit. The ability to love one’s own child is not limited to the female, anyway.

Sex aside, it is the person best qualified who should get the job, and regarding white collar careers, equal pay for equal work. When it comes to sheer physical strength, the female firefighter is not as capable of lifting me from a disaster, and a female police officer is not as capable of subduing a big man in flight, and a woman in the army would experience more difficulty moving a wounded comrade from attack. On the other hand, a certain female pilot is as likely to do a great job as a certain male. A certain woman will do a magnificent job as POTUS some day. But that is certainly not Hillary.

Connie on May 3, 2008 at 7:07 PM

I heartily agree.

Actually, the gist of Hillary’s overlord maternal dictatorship is covered extremely well in LIBERAL FASCISM by Goldberg. Hillary will be the only mother whom all other mothers (and fathers) must relinquish traditional familial relations with their children as the state overtakes the role of parent to all citizens regardless of age or previous role in life.

Nichevo on May 3, 2008 at 6:08 PM

My little joke wasn’t about race, though I can see where one might have thought so.

Think ‘bad word.’

Shouldn’t that be Muthahood?

baldilocks on May 3, 2008 at 4:53 PM

Nah, the pandering/support for government child care isn’t race specific. Read “Generation ME” by Jean Twenge. You’ll find yourself agreeing with her for about the first 150 pages or so, on what’s gone wrong with our educational system, and then wanting to vomit at her so-called solution (aka entitlement) among the so called “narcissistic generation” from there on in.

By the way, opening a coconut isn’t exactly rocket science, as I learned when I lived in Hawaii many years ago. One can even open it with nothing more than a Swiss Army knife.

If Moms ran the world, there would be no Goddamn wars.

mikeyboss on May 3, 2008 at 4:23 PM

Whoops — just snickered so hard I pulled a jaw muscle.

With her it is not my heart I’m worried about.

Limerick on May 3, 2008 at 4:35 PM

Me neither. But, hey, credit where credit is due.

Nichevo on May 3, 2008 at 4:31 PM

With her it is not my heart I’m worried about.

My wife is from Bruff (just outside of Limerick).

Limerick on May 3, 2008 at 4:18 PM

“I don’t think there’s any point in being Irish if you don’t know that the world is going to break your heart eventually.” — Daniel Patrick Moynihan

/McCain adapting

Spirit of 1776 on May 3, 2008 at 4:17 PM

Snicker, snicker. Mumble. Snicker.

Nichevo on May 3, 2008 at 4:12 PM

My wife is from Bruff (just outside of Limerick).

Nichevo on May 3, 2008 at 4:12 PM

I condemn this comment. I haven’t read it, and I hope I never do!

/McCain adapting