Quote:So.. because Bill had a wandering phallus, Hillary is not good for women.


But making abortion illegal is.


Saying "what did you expect when you put men and women together?" about the 238 sexual assault convictions in the military isn't blaming the victim or holding women to a different standard.


Saying contestants who won on the Apprentice were dependent on their sex appeal isn't demeaning to overachieving business women who happen to be uggos?


Saying bad press doesn't matter so long as you have a beautiful piece of [donkey] isn't misogyny.


Saying female journalists wouldn't have their jobs unless they were beautiful isn't insulting their capabilities (Sorry Greta Van Susteren).


Calling a lawyer disgusting for asking for a break to pump breast milk shows how much he understands lactation and the discomfort women feel when they are "too full" in early child care.


Randomly telling an attractive female interviewer she would make a great wife (that would be #4) isn't inappropriate or misogyny.


Name one other presidential candidate who has publicly said a woman had the face of a dog or was a disgusting pig.


When he said to a former playmate on Celebrity Apprentice "It must be a pretty picture. You dropping to your knees." That was appropriate and professional.


Suggesting Megyn Kelly was only asking him tough questions because she was on her period isn't degrading or offensive at all. Even when he apologized it was fake "Over your life, Megyn, you've been called a lot worse (than a bimbo), wouldn't you say?"


Attacking Carly Fiorina on her looks (when her record is a much easier target - "Look at that face. Would anyone vote for that?") repeats his narrative that only attractive women have any place in society or have merit in the business world.


Saying women should be punished for abortion shows he really gets it.


Yeah.. he's a [BAD WORD REMOVED] champion for women. The hot ones.

I'm not touching abortion issue. That issue though doesn't matter since abortion laws aren't going to change.


No, he is not a champion for women. But all of those things he said can't compare to what Bill and Hillary have done. What people have done does not seem to be of any concern for the Democratic party. As long as you say the "right" things you can do whatever you want behind the scenes. Ignorance is bliss.


Bill has a what? And it shouldn't be so, like it is no big deal. Those two are tied together. It matters. It matters because Hillary is silencing these women. intimidating them with our Government. It should matter to the public, but they silence then in some ways and control the media as much as they can. The biggest stories out are Trumps hand size, telling a joke about a baby crying during his speech, eating fried chicken with a fork and his mental stability. Nothing about rigging of DNC (which is real news) or any sort of follow up reporting on how Hillary could hire the person who helped rig it (or concern) or how she lied to the FBI and on national TV told us that is not what she heard which media is like, oh yeah good enough. All those things are real news. There's a ton more like what the two have them have done to women which should have made headlines, but was squashed as it always is. This is journalism now a days. Like Ali holding up one hand in the air, look over hear! And us, The American People being hit in the gut while standing up for the person punching us.


This isn't a vote for Trump from me. I don't know who I'll vote for. But it is about focusing on things that really should matter and not be blinded by the easy distractions. If the news is pushing a story that is not real news you should be questioning why.

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