History of Feminism

which apparently was obvious enough for 7 of 7 members of the jury to see. Fortunately labeling it as condescending and insulting doesn't make it so.

So are you admitting it's more about Hillary than the actual pandering? I already said I'd feel the same if Bernie did this in the same way that Hillary did.

I was happy to see the issue come up in the town hall. While I can't claim to fully understand, I have enough women in my life to at least understand the seriousness of the issue, and I can be objective enough to note pandering whether it's my candidate or their opponent that does it.

That's just the thing though. This was blatant pandering. It was brought up gratuitously when the people on the stage both agreed on the issue (again, aside from Hillary's willingness to compromise on abortion). To your clown car comment, I even previously mentioned the legitimacy of comparison to the republican party's war on women, as well as when debating someone that doesn't share the same opinions.

I don't recall alerting on your posts, and generally try not to alert at all. I consider it a poor response in most, if not all cases. I'm assuming it was you that alerted on mine here though, so I will say that I personally think saying all that and then doing just that is a bit hypocritical if it was you.

If I'm on ignore, so be it. Just wanted to answer to your comment.