I totally agree with your take on George - amazing sexism, yet he obviously felt he had deniability.
That's the base genderist quality that is built in, from birth on, into most boys. Entitlement, it's what's for breakfast. Thanks for posting this. George's little boy looks can go a long way to creating a believable "what? I'm just asking questions" innocent facial expression, but with the below posting, it's certain that he'll at some point start looking like Bloggo to us -- smarmy and wolf-sheep-clothingized to the bone. Edg --- In [email protected], "raunchydog" <raunchy...@...> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "Robert" <babajii_99@> wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], "raunchydog" <raunchydog@> wrote: > > > > > > Finally, Secretary Clinton will be interviewed on a Sunday TV show. This > > > Sunday, June 7, she'll appear on This Week with George Stephanopoulos. > > > It'll be her first Sunday show interview as secretary of state and her > > > first Sunday show since she ended her presidential campaign almost > > > exactly a year ago. > > > > > > http://hillary.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2009/06/05/secretary_clinton_on_sunday_tv_finally > > > > > Hillary being interview by Steph and fetch it... > > Is like Cheney being interview by Shawn Hannity... > > No real hard questions, there... > > R.G. > > > > Stephanopoulos was subtly insulting when he interviewed Hillary. For the > record this is how it went down: > http://abcnews.go.com/ThisWeek/Politics/story?id=7775502&page=1 > > GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: The president has a very high-powered team, Vice > President Biden, General Jones, Secretary Gates. You've got envoys for Iran, > Afghanistan, North Korea. How do you fit in? > > (LAUGHTER) HILLARY: Well, I > > GEORGE: What is your role, exactly? > > [Translation: Obama has plenty of high-powered qualified MEN doing the heavy > lifting what does he need you for? Geez! Hillary is SOS! How boneheaded can > you get? A more respectful question would have been: How is your State > Department coordinating its efforts with the special envoys? Or what role do > the special envoys play in supporting the efforts of the State Department?] > > GEORGE: It [having envoys] also gives you the ability to get out of the > crisis management and carve out areas where you're really going to take > initiative. What are those? > > [Geez! This asshole thinks Hillary doesn't have to bother her pretty little > head with anything important like managing a crisis, because the important > MEN already have that cornered. I almost expected him to say that she might > as well go shopping because that's what women do, doncha know.] > > GEORGE: So there's plenty of work to go around? > > [Give me a break! George made it sound as though Hillary had been hired by a > temp agency, totally dispensable, and could be laid off if there wasn't > enough work for her to do. He might as well have asked if she was eligible > for unemployment. George knows very well Hillary has a reputation for being > one of the hardest working politicians that Senate or a presidential race has > ever known and that she is working practically non stop as SOS. > > Despite George's dismissive line of questioning, Hillary answered substantive > questions for the rest of the interview brilliantly, belying the implication > that the envoys do all her thinking for her. George, what a putz!] >
