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PaDUer Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Sep-12-08 06:49 PM
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Equality means Equal Rights, not Special Rights
When John McCain has made a joke about rape and gorillas with no respect for women, just sport, did he realize that his running mate would make the woman buy her own rape kit? This is a disgrace to all women who have moved forward since the suffrage movement.

Equality means Equal Rights, not Special Rights, and for all of the women who have helped break the glass ceiling, Sarah Palin is not one of them. Joe Biden, a true fighter for women's rights, has worked for years including the passage of Violence Against women reform. John McCain did not favor this legislature and voted against this piece of law that helps protect women and not demean or bully them. He is indeed a bully towards women with his insurance for Viagra and not Birth Control. He has a female as a running mate. She is a female but she does not help protect women's rights. It appears men do the thinking for the Vice Presidential candidate and all of this talk about equal rights is just parrot talk. Women of America..Wake up ! She is not Hillary. Do you really want this woman in the white house? A woman who can so easily be manipulated? Not this liberated woman.
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