in the moderation queue: October 2008

Thursday, 23 October 2008

For Women's Space

Post: Clinton-Palin and Obama-McCain

Commenter: Daisy

Why would a rabid anti-abortionist consent to be on the ticket with a dedicated abortion rights advocate? You would WANT this?

How is that a feminist view?

For Women's Space

Post: Women Will Pay for an Obama Presidency: Obama’s Woman Staff Members Paid 17 Percent Less Than Men, McCain’s Paid More Than Men, McCain Hires More Women Than Obama Does

Commenter: Daisy

Heart, do I understand this to be a pro-McCain post? You’ve written several of these anti-Obama posts now. What’s up? Why are you joining the right-wing, fundamentalist pile-on?

Are you actually backing an anti-abortion, anti-gay candidate?

If so, how are these views feminist?

IF not, do you think still another post praising Palin is wise, this close to the election?

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