Women must unite to break the ultimate glass ceiling

Women united for the right to vote...
Women united for peace...
Women united for fair wages...
Women united for better working conditions...
Women united for protection against discrimination in the workplace...
Women united for equal rights for women of color...
Women united for birth control...
Women united for equal education and employment opportunities...
Women united for equal division of property in a divorce...
Women united for the right to privacy...
Women united for the right to equal access to consumer credit...
Women united for the right to obtain safe and legal abortions...
Women united to make it illegal for a husband to rape his wife...
Women united to ban discrimination against pregnant women in the workplace...
Women united to ban sexual harassment in the workplace...
Women united to protect victims of rape...
See: http://www.infoplease.com/spot/womenstimeline1.html

It took women to lead these causes and gain these rights...

WHEN WILL WOMEN UNITE TO BREAK THE ULTIMATE GLASS CEILING AND ELECT A WOMAN PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA?

THE TIME IS NOW.

Saturday, February 16, 2008

The Hypocrites

I think it's hypocritical for those that are advocating for the super delegates to stay out of this election (moveon.org petition), while at the same time, advocating that Michigan's and Florida's votes should not count.
They say to count Michigan and Florida, would be a break from party rules. But telling the super delegates to not do what they have a right to do, is also a break from the party rules. They can't have it both ways. And if you disenfranchise Michigan and Florida voters AND tell our super delegates that they can't make a choice either - then Michigan and Florida get no representation whatsoever in this election.
As a Michigan voter, I am very upset with those advocating that our vote not count. If our vote wasn't going to count, why did they let us vote? And, how is it my problem that they cut these deals, and certain candidates opted out of Michigan, but did not opt out of Florida? It made many of us hopping mad that they kept their names on Florida's ballot, but not Michigan's. I suspect they did that to appease the Iowa voters. Michigan is going through a one-state recession. We of all people, should have a right to have our vote counted. Let this race go forward and make sure all of us get a voice.

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