Kaine: Women In Iraq Have It Better Than Females In America…
- Thread starter xbb
- Start date
LJ_Reloaded
バクスター の
- Joined
- Apr 3, 2010
- Posts
- 21,217
Ulaven_Demorte
Non-Prophet Organization
- Joined
- Apr 16, 2006
- Posts
- 30,016
As usual, DizzyBooby tries to twist what Kaine actually said to suit his own agenda.
What was actually said:
"It took 144 years before women even got the right to vote in this country," Kaine said at a campaign rally in Fayetteville, N.C. "What were we thinking when we said equality mattered, but no. One hundred and forty four years. It took us that long to say in 1920, to say women get a right to vote. And now we're 96 years later and we have just nominated a woman. We know we haven't had a woman president.
"But in Congress right now, we're doing the best job we have ever done in women in the federal legislature: 19 percent. That's the best job we've ever done," he said. The Virginia senator stated that smaller, less wealthy countries actually put the United States to shame when it comes to electing women to higher office. "Iraq is 26 percent. Afghanistan is 28 percent. Number one is Rwanda. Sixty-four percent. So for reasons, some of which I understand, some of which I don't, we have made it hard. We have made it hard for women to be elected to the highest positions in our federal legislature and as president."
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/k...ecting-women/article/2599472?custom_click=rss
What was actually said:
"It took 144 years before women even got the right to vote in this country," Kaine said at a campaign rally in Fayetteville, N.C. "What were we thinking when we said equality mattered, but no. One hundred and forty four years. It took us that long to say in 1920, to say women get a right to vote. And now we're 96 years later and we have just nominated a woman. We know we haven't had a woman president.
"But in Congress right now, we're doing the best job we have ever done in women in the federal legislature: 19 percent. That's the best job we've ever done," he said. The Virginia senator stated that smaller, less wealthy countries actually put the United States to shame when it comes to electing women to higher office. "Iraq is 26 percent. Afghanistan is 28 percent. Number one is Rwanda. Sixty-four percent. So for reasons, some of which I understand, some of which I don't, we have made it hard. We have made it hard for women to be elected to the highest positions in our federal legislature and as president."
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/k...ecting-women/article/2599472?custom_click=rss
BotanyBoy
Fuck Your Safe Space
- Joined
- Jun 28, 2012
- Posts
- 52,256
Yet he can't point out what it is that's preventing women from moving up.
Neither can the feminist/SJW's.
Because they are largely full of fuckin' shit.
Fine just to appease the left and keep them from burning my shit to the ground with their tolerance for diversity.
*clears throat*
White men and western culture are the worst thing that has ever happened to women and minorities, they are a plague upon humanity and the absolute worst example of humans one could imagine.
We all good now??
Last edited:
2 shayYet he can't point out what it is that's preventing women from moving up.
Neither can the feminist/SJW's.
Because they are largely full of fuckin' shit.
Fine just to appease the left and keep them from burning my shit to the ground with their tolerance for diversity.
*clears throat*
White men and western culture are the worst thing that has ever happened to women and minorities, they are a plague upon humanity and the absolute worst example of humans one could imagine.
We all good now??
Similar threads
