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Debbie Wasserman Schultz is an idiot. As a woman, she gives her gender a bad name, at least in terms of Democratic women.
Her claim that Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's policies are like giving "women the back of his hand," is about as believable as an Obama promise to get to the bottom of something.
Schultz is the chair-cretin of the Democratic National Committee. She made her "boldly go where no normal person has gone before" statement while discussing women's issues in Milwaukee on Wednesday. The exact words this bottle-blonde said were: "What Republican Tea Party extremists like Scott Walker are doing is they are grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. It is not going to happen on our watch."
You may have noticed she used the same word "extremists" that the Obama administration uses to describe terrorists. And to say that "It is not going to happen on our watch" sounds like a military statement, which implies that not only is Scott Walker pulling women by the hair, giving them the back of his hand, but he would behead the entire gender if given the chance.
But on Thursday, the blonde feminist bombshell of a boob told Fox News that she "shouldn't have used the words I used."
So it wasn't that what she said was false (in her low-functioning mind), she just should have said the same thing differently. Perhaps she should have said: "Scott Walker hates women and beats them with a closed fist." The idiot also added: "Walker's record speaks for itself."
That is the one sentence she said that is correct--his record does speak for itself, and his record with women's issues is better than most Democrats. Walker responded to the DNC leader by saying her comments were "outrageous" and "offensive" to actual victims of domestic violence.
"Not only was it outrageous towards me, somebody who actually helped build a number of domestic violence shelters and who signed some of the most aggressive domestic violence laws in the country, it's just plain offensive to anyone, I think, who understands that political battles are no way like the kind of trials and tribulations that real people go through in our state and across the country," Walker said.
It seems to me that when liberals call Republicans "terrorists" or "women-haters" and the like, it dilutes the meaning of the words and diminishes the horrors and suffering people face in the real world. But Debbie Downer Schultz is a politician and her words have as much honesty as those of our fearless leader.
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Her claim that Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's policies are like giving "women the back of his hand," is about as believable as an Obama promise to get to the bottom of something.
Schultz is the chair-cretin of the Democratic National Committee. She made her "boldly go where no normal person has gone before" statement while discussing women's issues in Milwaukee on Wednesday. The exact words this bottle-blonde said were: "What Republican Tea Party extremists like Scott Walker are doing is they are grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. It is not going to happen on our watch."
You may have noticed she used the same word "extremists" that the Obama administration uses to describe terrorists. And to say that "It is not going to happen on our watch" sounds like a military statement, which implies that not only is Scott Walker pulling women by the hair, giving them the back of his hand, but he would behead the entire gender if given the chance.
But on Thursday, the blonde feminist bombshell of a boob told Fox News that she "shouldn't have used the words I used."
So it wasn't that what she said was false (in her low-functioning mind), she just should have said the same thing differently. Perhaps she should have said: "Scott Walker hates women and beats them with a closed fist." The idiot also added: "Walker's record speaks for itself."
That is the one sentence she said that is correct--his record does speak for itself, and his record with women's issues is better than most Democrats. Walker responded to the DNC leader by saying her comments were "outrageous" and "offensive" to actual victims of domestic violence."Not only was it outrageous towards me, somebody who actually helped build a number of domestic violence shelters and who signed some of the most aggressive domestic violence laws in the country, it's just plain offensive to anyone, I think, who understands that political battles are no way like the kind of trials and tribulations that real people go through in our state and across the country," Walker said.
It seems to me that when liberals call Republicans "terrorists" or "women-haters" and the like, it dilutes the meaning of the words and diminishes the horrors and suffering people face in the real world. But Debbie Downer Schultz is a politician and her words have as much honesty as those of our fearless leader.
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