You are splitting hairs here. When her surrogates are acting childish, then it is fair to paint her that way.

– Bill O’Reilly? – “Yes …..Oh, Hell Yes,”
- Huge chunk of Hillary supporters? “Yes,”
- Hillary Clinton “No.”

Hillary and her husband are manipulating her supporters to believe in her sexism victimization claims and “White working class people won’t vote for Obama” to encourage the childish behavior of her supporters and use the “defection from the Democratic Party” as leverage and to ensure Hillary and Bill’s political futures.

Despicable Hillary? – “Yes” Childish Hillary? “No” Face it, she is too clever and calculating for any public displays that can be deemed childish. Where are the videos? Where are the transcripts that shows her being childish? Got none because there is none. Why hasn’t Obama called her childish? Why hasn’t John McCain or any other politician called her childish? Because they all call her Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.

This woman is a powerful calculating force to be reckoned with and Obama can take her on, if not, damn how are going solve our country economic and energy crisis, how are we going to get out of Iraq, control Iran, North Korea and stop the genocide in the Sudan?

I think you’ve started to answer your own question.

Children cave in to pressure and are easily manipulated by adults

They can be, certainly. But they also can absolutely refuse to deal with reality, and be obstinately petulant when they don’t get their way. They can continue to claim something is true, even after it has clearly shown not to be the case. They can lash out at what the perceive to be unfair, even though it isn’t.

Truth is, many adults also behave this way regularly (I’m looking at you Bill O’Reilly (not to mention a fair chunk of Hillary’s supporters)) but it is a mode of behavior we expect adults to grow out of. Hence, we refer to it as “childish.”

She is representative of the majority of uniformed American voters. You know, those who know more about American Idle contestants than Presidential candidates.

CSS: Got it?

No, I don’t have it.

Are you saying her political strategies are childlish? No, divisive and despicable but not childish? What makes her childish? She won’t quit. Hillary conducts herself like a woman who will not give up against all odds. This didn’t happen to Al Gore in 2000. I voted for Gore and I didn’t want him to quit I wanted him to keep fighting and overturn the Supreme Court, but I don’t remember him portrayed as childish.

Sexism is not confined to the female gender. Sexist stereotypes are used against men all the time too, what would female comics have to joke about if sexist stereotypes of men didn’t exist. Whether it happens to a man or woman let’s just call it what it is- the use of gender-based stereotypes to transfer a negative characterization of a person?

You haven’t said one thing that Hillary has done or is doing that is childlike. Hillary Clinton is a desperate woman and she is acting like one. She is determined at all costs to win and deny numerical realities that make her victory an impossibility. Children cave in to pressure and are easily manipulated by adults – that’s why they are a protected class. Hillary hasn’t cave in and no one has found a way to manipulate her.

Look I am Obama – 150%. I find the Hillary’s actions, the actions of her husband and campaign detestable beginning in South Carolina to get the black vote, in Pennsylvania to get the white vote and her latest resurgence of sexism claims as the victimized woman candidate to energize women for support another “low road to victory,” but her actions are not childish. She’s dealing from the bottom.

I think she is trying to destroy Obama’s chances for a general election win so she can be the only person to save him. She’s trying to bargain her way into power after the election as being the only person able to bring back her supporters especially the women back to the Democratic Party.

I’m anger as hell at Hillary, she can’t live long enough to redeem herself 100% for me, that being saying, I still know a sexist “Young Hillary” video when I see one.

You need to explain yourself here. I have the funny feeling one of use lacks reading comprehension.

“Let’s try something else.”

Sure, why not.

“The question has already been answered by transference of the stereotype of a black kid with a broom in his hand and a prepared white man with a script in his hand ready to go.”

So you have a while man being portrayed by a white man and a black man being portrayed as a boy, which is all sorts of trouble.

On the other hand, in this video you have Clinton being portrayed as a young girl and Obama being portrayed as a young boy.

Not really analogous, is it?

“1)The “clueless” blonde twirling her hair – “What’s a superdelegate?””

She’s acting like a child, therefore she is being portrayed as a child. Why can’t you understand that?

“2)The “70’s flower child” blonde that wants a peaceful solution – “How about a Dream Ticket.””

Huh? How is this sexist? Wouldn’t guys from the same era, the 60s, want the same thing?

“3)The intelligent brunette versus the blonde.”

Two points:

1.) The dumb blonde isn’t sexist. It’s used against guys as well, just not as common.
2.) She’s acting like a child, so she is being portrayed as one.

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Here’s the issue. Hillary Clinton is acting like a child. Not in the video, but in real life.

How many times has she, or one of her delegates said one of Obama’s wins didn’t count? Small states, red states, caucus states, etc. Home many times did she, or one of her delegates, move the goalposts? Pledged delegates, popular votes, most states, total delegates, etc.

Therefore, portraying her as a child is not sexist, period.

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If you want to prove this is sexist, you have to show behavior here that is not representative of a child. Got it?

The point I’m trying to make is about transference and inference of ideas and images.

Take a picture of a Shakespearean theatre stage with a sign that says “Audition”.

1)Center Stage: A distinguished older white man around thirty-five years old dressed in a Roman general’s costume studying a script in his hands, with the caption underneath him saying “John McCain, talented veteran actor.”

2)In the Background: A young twelve-year old black kid (the black kid from the “Young Hillary” video) dressed in jeans sweeping the stage with a broom in his hands with the caption under him saying “Barack Obama, talented stagehand”.

In bold print underneath the is the question – Who is ready for the role Julius Caesar?

The question has already been answered by transference of the stereotype of a black kid with a broom in his hand and a prepared white man with a script in his hand ready to go.

In the “Young Hillary” video there were so many sexist images being played. Not just of Hillary as an uncontrolled neurotic out of control female, look at the other girls in the videos that represents caricatures of female stereotypes.

1)The “clueless” blonde twirling her hair – “What’s a superdelegate?”

2)The “70’s flower child” blonde that wants a peaceful solution – “How about a Dream Ticket.”

3)The intelligent brunette versus the blonde.

Stereotypes, iconic images are used so much that subconsciously they are supported as the proper order of the universe. The image of– an African American or Woman is something that doesn’t jive with the established images of the great white founding fathers.

juhar19: “Remember in the movie Shawshank Redemption, when the narrator (Red – Morgan Freeman) described the arrest of the badass prison guard played by Clancy Brown. Red said, “he cried like a “little girl”. Why didn’t he say he cried like a “little boy” after all the prison guard was a male – he had a penis? Have you seen any recent movies lately when a grown man is called a boy?”

Right, that was sexist cause the guard was male. But Hillary isn’t male, she’s female. So portraying her as a female isn’t sexist. It is accurate.

Look at it this way, say you were to hire an actor to portray McCain, and you wanted to show he was lazy and therefore hired a black man. That would be racist. However, if you hired a black man to portray Obama, that wouldn’t be racist, because Obama is black.

“Sexism is when you use methods to diminish a person’s value and character based on caricatures & stereotypes of that person’s gender rather than the person’s behavior.”

And being childish isn’t limited to one gender, so calling someone childish is not sexist.

I hope you weren’t serious. That comment does seem like Duros62. I still don’t get it but I’m more than willing to let that remark pass out of existence.

Right! Coming from a expert in being sexist.

Duros62 – Everyone knows nuns have cooties.

How do you personally know nuns have cooties?
Rhetorical question. Rhetorical question,
Please spare me your details and graphics.

There are 10 reasons to love Hillary and 10 reasons to hate her before you get to woman.

Remember in the movie Shawshank Redemption, when the narrator (Red – Morgan Freeman) described the arrest of the badass prison guard played by Clancy Brown. Red said, “he cried like a “little girl”. Why didn’t he say he cried like a “little boy” after all the prison guard was a male – he had a penis? Have you seen any recent movies lately when a grown man is called a boy?

Sexism is when you use methods to diminish a person’s value and character based on caricatures & stereotypes of that person’s gender rather than the person’s behavior. The imagery of female stereotypes – of inferiority, weakness, sissy, clueless, blonde, can’t be reasoned with, must be that time of month, mother-in-law, menopausal, dried up old bag, bitch, slut, ho, and whore (the list goes on).

Most men when their sons display behaviors that can be seen as feminine or sissified, they make their sons “man up,” if you don’t know ask Bernie Mac. If they didn’t think those behaviors would make their sons lesser, then why would they try to change those behaviors.

I still don’t get how this is sexist. She being portrayed as a girl, ’cause she’s a girl. She has girl bits under her panties. She is of the female gender. She can become pregnant and then give birth to a child. She’s being portrayed as a ‘little’ girl because she’s acting childish.

Calling this sexist because the actress playing her is female would be like calling it racist because the actor playing Obama is black.

OW – Oh “Really.” Is this your evidence?

Watched your “Really” twice. Didn’t get her ranting, raging, spoiled brat, entitlement, “bitch” slap moment. So, this was Hillary’s lost of composure that justifies and inspired the sexist “Young Hillary” video? Exactly, don’t think so.

Give me a Senator Robert Byrd moment, please, since being moved to tears is now political misconduct,a few other senators & congressMEN Really didn’t get that memo.

Next sexist video “Young Hillary In Senate” – “bitch” slaps Senator Byrd – Senator Obama (young and quick to respond) catches the Old “Byrd” before he hits the ground. Obama Wins Again. Yeaaaaaaah.

Yes she is. She’s demanding Florida and Michigan have all of their delegates seated without penalty. She is demanding the rules be changes.

You are wrong.

Quaker: “If any other candidate was in Ms. Clinton’s position, you’d expect something different?”

Yes. I would expect them to lose with honor so they don’t harm their party or their future political career.

juhar19: “Hillary in a race. I’ve never seen a race when the presumed winner is almost at the finish line the audience feels the need to taunt, throw stones at and kick other competitors who are behind out of the race.”

I don’t see that happening now. I think Obama has been a lot more composed than Hillary has.

Hillary in a race. I’ve never seen a race when the presumed winner is almost at the finish line the audience feels the need to taunt, throw stones at and kick other competitors who are behind out of the race. Maybe it is because she is a woman and maybe it is because when the boys say go home little girl she is expected to cry hysterically and run home to mommy. Will this be the next sexist video?

There’s a reason why Ted Kennedy never got to be Majority Leader. And please, this has nothing to do with feminism. If it did, you people wouldn’t be so quick to throw Nancy Pelosi under the Bus. But hey, who cares about the first female leader of Congress, only Hillary counts as a true woman.

Grace.