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Women Will Drive Election Results

campg Wrote: Oct 18, 2012 3:44 PM

So you are saying that women are not obsessed with birth control and abortion? You should tell the Democrats that women are capable of deep thoughts. Most of the women I know resent the patronizing demagoguery and stereotyping the Democrats are using to try to smear Romney and Republicans to win votes. Democrats undercut women's achievements on the pretense of helping them.

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Demosthenes5 Wrote: Oct 19, 2012 12:03 AM

Yet they enjoy their privileged lifestyles, e.g., an artificially enhanced lifespan that exceeds the expendable male by 7+ years. Most women don't want real equality- that would mean that they would actually have to work in real jobs that shorten their lifespan or are analytically challenging.

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Women Will Drive Election Results

President Barack Obama may believe he had beaten his GOP rival in Tuesday night's town hall debate, but his 90-minute performance could not make up for his lackluster job performance over the past four years.

At their first face-off, Obama appeared aloof, disinterested and arrogant, as if he would rather be hanging with Beyonce and Jay-Z rather than engaging in a debate with a challenger.

Former Gov. Mitt Romney, who appeared engaged, knowledgeable and understanding, clearly won the first debate -- drastically shifting poll results.

Obama's lead among women voters deteriorated as they came to understand that the...

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