Hillary On Dave Last Night

I don't think all women hate her, mostly just the Republican ones. ;-)

The women who do not like her, are the ones who truly believe that a woman's place is at home, not running the country. At least the ones I know personally that do not like her feel that way.

OMG! What year is it again? I severely dislike Hilary and it is not just because she's a woman in the workforce or her decision to stay married to a cheating husband. Are you freaking kidding me?

I don't think she has the interpersonal, management, and diplomatic skills necessary for the job of President of the United States. She is a "politician" first and foremost, has an abrasive personality, and has severe tunnel vision when focused on a goal. She seems to have found her fit in the Senate and I would love for her to have a long & distinguished career there, but would vote for anyone running against her for presidential office.

I'm not going to vote for someone just because she's a woman. That's not feminism - feminism is wanting the best person for a job regardless of their gender, not because of it!

I would hope feminism is also probably not voting for anyone else just beacuse you find her abrasive regardless of her credentials.

I would hope feminism is also probably not voting for anyone else just beacuse you find her abrasive regardless of her credentials.

Voting for the opponent of someone I think is ill suited for a particular political office has nothing to do with feminism. :roll:

If you say so.

Just for fun, nobody blow a gasket

I a woman who can laugh at herself.

Happy October! I you and Punzey's Oktoberfest shot!

Just for fun, nobody blow a gasket

Might be more than just a speck of truth in this one!

:scratch::scratch::scratch:

Might be more than just a speck of truth in this one!

Obama could parlay the act of throwing a glass of water on her at the next debate followed by the proclomation "Damn, it worked for Dorothy" into certain campaign victory.

I would hope feminism is also probably not voting for anyone else just beacuse you find her abrasive regardless of her credentials.

She's a much smarter person than GW, but that's an easy accomplishment.

She's a much smarter person than GW, but that's an easy accomplishment.

Yes, voted against W on that basis!

In voting, as in many other aspects of life, I may not always know what I want, but I do know what I DON'T want.

Darned good point.

I concur

Smile-Hillary will provide you with dental insurance, too!

English 'pull own teeth' as dental service decays

Oct 15 12:09 PM US/Eastern


Falling numbers of state dentists in England has led to some people taking extreme measures, including extracting their own teeth, according to a new study released Monday.
Falling numbers of state dentists in England has led to some people taking extreme measures, including extracting their own teeth, according to a new study released Monday.

Others have used superglue to stick crowns back on, rather than stumping up for private treatment, said the study. One person spoke of carrying out 14 separate extractions on himself with pliers.

More typically, a lack of publicly-funded dentists means that growing numbers go private: 78 percent of private patients said they were there because they could not find a National Health Service (NHS) dentist, and only 15 percent because of better treatment.

"This is an uncomfortable read for all of us, and poses serious questions to politicians from patients," said Sharon Grant of the Commission for Patient and Public Involvement in Health.

Overall, six percent of patients had resorted to self-treatment, according to the survey of 5,000 patients in England, which found that one in five had decided against dental work because of the cost.

One researcher involved in compiling the study -- carried out by members of England's Patient and Public Involvement Forums -- came across three people in one morning who had pulled out teeth themselves.

Dentists are also concerned about the trend.

Fifty-eight percent said new dentists' contracts introduced last year had made the quality of care worse, while 84 percent thought they had failed to make it easier for patients to find care.

Almost half of all dentists -- 45 percent -- said they no longer take NHS patients, while 41 percent said they had an "excessive" workload. Twenty-nine percent said their clinic had problems recruiting or retaining dentists.

"These findings indicate that the NHS dental system is letting many patients down very badly," said Grant.

"It appears many are being forced to go private because they don't want to lose their current trusted and respected dentist or because they just can't find a local NHS dentist."

OK, Hillary was on Dave waaaayy back in August.

I now declare this thread officially over...now if you will just go to Hillary.com and contribute $, maybe we can take Florida this time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OK, Hillary was on Dave waaaayy back in August.

I now declare this thread officially over...now if you will just go to Hillary.com and contribute $, maybe we can take Florida this time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hillary needs money?

Here's a link to the 'Hillary in 2008' thread. http://www.sowal.com/bb/showthread.php?t=11363&highlight=hillary