Chuck Todd "Working Women Want Her To Suceed"

[chitty]

WTF is going on here?

[eleny]

1. Bull. Shit.

[Solomon]

22. You mean moose shit, don'cha?

[spanone]

2. along with chuck todd...did chuck do a poll? does he pull this out his ass?

[ErinBerin84]

3. maybe he's trying to make up for his hot mike moment.

[Mz Pip]

4. I worked most of my adult life

and the last thing I want is for this loon to succeed.

[Connie_Corleone]

5. Sarah Palin can go skydiving on a moose for all I care.

[d_b]

6. lol

it's assholes like us who get all riled up over this shit. McDump is done.

[truebrit71]

7. It seems that ole Chucky thinks he needs to whore more in order to get the Press The Meat job...

..out from under the bony limbs of Tom Brokejaw....

He has definitely changed since the end of the Dem primaries....

[Barack_America]

8. Not this one. nt

[ClarkUSA]

9. Men have no clue what working women think... unless they are parroting their pro-Palin wives

Which in Chuck Todd's case is true, given that his wife volunteers for the McCain campaign
(Google is our friend even if McCain's campaign has no clue).

[qazplm]

10. its called media guilt

mccain whined and now they feel sorry for offending him.

These scandals are going to be gone after a little less aggressively now.

[Kittycat]

11. Oh Lord! This woman is the worst possible thing for working women.

If she has her way - we won't even have FLMA to fall back on.

[SheilaT]

12. Explain to me,

because I seem to have missed it, just what paid employment has she held most of her adult life? I know she was a sportscaster. And then mayor of Wasilla. Which I sincerely doubt is a real full time job. And now governor of Alaska, which I likewise suspect isn't a real full time job.

I mean, just how often has she submitted a resume, filled out an actual job application, been interviewed, and then hired? Oh, yeah, and then actually showed up for work and put in her eight hours.

[EV_Ares]

13. Well from all this, guess I am going to stick with CNN again tonight. I miss Keith but their

coverage as others on here last night were saying is a lot different.

[SmileyRose]

14. Translation - Chuckie wants to boink Sarah.

[justiceischeap]

15. I'm a working woman (working right now) and I don't want her to succeed.

I'd love to see a woman succeed at this level, I'd even accept a Repug who's moderate, but not this hayseed from the frozen tundra. She hates me (I'm gay), she hates women (think about it--what woman who likes other women would say, 'You were raped, have that baby!') and she hates animals and the environment. Nope, I'd like to see her on the Fail blog and soon.

[my3boyz]

16. Shut the hell up Chuck! I'm a working person and I want her to fall flat on her face. nt

[melody]

17. Working women want our reproductive rights preserved n/t

[RichGirl]

18. Yes Chuck...

...us people with vaginas will gladly sacrifice the well-being of our children (who needs health care anyway) just so this one woman can succeed!!

[kstewart33]

19. Did anyone bring up the open mike episode?

What a phony.

[AlCzervik]

20. Chuck, we all heard you on the video when your mic was still on, give up dude.

[LittleClarkie]

21. I work and I don't

Just the same as I was not a betrayer of women when I didn't vote for Hillary.

[jillan]

23. Personally - what I would like to see - is her fall on her ass on the way to the podium.

Sorry - that may have sounded mean - but she does not represent me.

[Median Democrat]

24. Told You! You mention "liberal bias" And They Drop The Journalism

[chitty]

25. I swear I don't know what's happened to

some of the people on MSNBC the past few days.

Mika is showing her true colors.

Gregory is almost unbearable most of the time.

Pat needs to be put out to pasture.

[Virginia Dare]

26. Working mom in suburbia checking in here..

and I want her to go down in flames. Oh, and I'm also part of the "angry left".

Chucky, you're a tool.

[RazBerryBeret]

27. That is their talking point,

that's what they WANT to happen...I don't think it's really accurate!

[npincus]

28. NOT.

[deerheadgal]

29. No We Don't

I've worked outside the home (and inside as well) for the past 35 years. NO WAY do I want her to succeed. She's the embodiment of everything that's been wrong with how this country has treated women.

How would they have a clue what working women want?

[calimary]

35. Welcome to DU! This longtime working woman, who's now semi-retired, does NOT

want someone with her mindset to succeed. I may be too old to have children anymore, but my right - MY right to decide what happens with my body is sacrosanct, and I want to make sure that right is protected for my teenage daughter, and eventually her daughters, and their daughters, and onward.

[vixengrl]

30. I work--I want her to fail.

A lot. And her little Senator, too. Mwwahhahahahaha!


Sorry. Wicked witch moment.

[Cassandra]

31. As something, perhaps but...

not as VP.

[MassLiberal]

32. not THIS working woman

I'd love to see a woman as the VP or president, but not this one.

Plus, guess what, Chuck? We don't all think alike!

[Avalux]

33. Not this working woman. Chuck Todd can kiss my ass. n/t

[Phx_Dem]

34. Nice try, Chuck. but we heard what you REALLY thought

on your 'open mic' moment with Mike and Peggy.

[complain jane]

36. He must have meant secede.

Or recede.

[FVZA_Colonel]

37. It's that "liberal, upper-class women hate her but blue-collars love her" thing.

Complete crap, if the polls have anything to say about it.

[SheilaT]

38. I got to be a stay-at-home mom

to raise my two sons, and among the reasons I did so was because I saw the complete lack of support for working moms. It still makes me angry that women who work aren't respected, schools expect there's a stay-at-home parent. I don't care if there are two parents at home or not. Raising children is incredibly important, and needs to be respected AND supported, regardless of whether or not Mom has a paid job.

I am in constant awe at the women who really do accomplish it, especially the single mothers. My own mother more or less raised us alone. When I was 14 she left an abusive, alcoholic father/husband and moved the five children still living at home (ages 7 through 15) about 1500 miles across the country and started a new life. I always admired and respected her for that, even though we didn't always get along. But it was not until I had two children of my own, and even in the context of an intact, pretty decent marriage, realized what an incredible thing she did.

And even though I also believe firmly that all mothers are working mothers, I just somehow don't see anything in Sarah Palin's history that allows me to identify with her. I wonder why.

[dana_b]

39. I am sick of the MSM defining what women want.

we can think for ourselves, thank you very much.

[RayOfHope]

40. I'm a working woman and mother who hopes Palin crashes and burns n/t

[KoKo]

41. Chucky T and his wife want to keep a least one car...the 75K Mercedes...

that a DU'er who works in DC saw him entering in a parking garage there. Gotta work hard ...he might want to "trade up" in the future...and his wife probably needs a new car, too.