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: Feminist Law Professors?GayProf? Has Words of Wisdom On The Democratic Primary That Need To Be Widely Circulated!
By Ann Bartow
Wake up, people. Neither is great on gay issues, immigration, or even basic economic policies (All of my favorite issues). The best we can hope for is that they will be quasi-reasonable and work with those of us who are interested in actual social-justice issues (rather than the aforementioned hyperbole and rhetoric).
In my mind, either one is vastly preferably to McCain and a huge improvement over the incompetent moron in office today. Hell, my cat is more competent than the moron in office today (and darn cute).
All the same, the Democratic Party is divided. Even some of my own family members are threatening to boycott the 2008 election if their chosen candidate doesn?t win the primary. That?s just crazy talk.
I am tired of the hyperbole that has been flying around from both sides of this election. People who fall for the cult of personality in politics make me nervous. It also distracts them from worshiping their true savior: Me.
A-frickin’-women, A-frickin’-men. I’m off to ritually worship Gayprof’s blog. Thank you and good night.
–Ann Bartow
Full post as published by Feminist Law Professors on April 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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