If it was John McCain who said it instead of Geraldine Ferraro, would anyone here defend it?

[mrreowwr_kittty]

Didn't think so.

[rateyes]

1. I'm not so sure anymore.

I think some would.

It's pathetic. Gerri Ferraro has crossed the line into senility. Someone should have her committed.

[moobu2]

2. I’d just ignore it since it doesn’t amount to anything

[Saturday]

3. If it's the truth anyone can say it. nt

[bunnies]

4. Yes. And so would Hillary. nt

[JVS]

5. I wouldn't be surprised if Hillary supporters defended that.

Anything they can say against Obama, they will.

[BringBigDogBack]

6. OzarkDem would be on board.

As long as it helps Hillary. Funny thing is, what a double-standard to set for yourself. Against sexism, supportive of racial remarks... Hmmm....

[snooper2]

8. and rodeodance..

is that calling people out ? lol

[BringBigDogBack]

10. Love your sig

and avatar!

[snooper2]

14. Thanks!

got it off Barack's website some time back...


GOBAMA!

[dcindian]

7. I think some of the Hillary supports would still see it as an attack

on Obama, but that would be what they wanted. So yes I think a few of the more extreme Hillary supports would defend it as a good thing.

[JimGinPA]

9. Yeah, A Few HRC Fanatics Would Rationalize It Somehow...

:silly:

[anigbrowl]

11. I'm sure we are going to hear it over the summer

But I never thought that the first person I'd hear it from would be a Democrat. I'm *so* pissed off.

[stray cat]

12. Ferraro is one to talk about affirmative action and vice presidents

[mmonk]

13. Of course not.

[Umbram]

15. No, they'd be lapping it up and repeating it.

Even they get sick of their own talking points.