Tuesday, March 02, 2010
That's all, she wrote.......
The New York leader of NOW has called on Gov Paterson to resign.
This is the first time NOW has broken its hitherto perfect record of hypocrisy. Until this moment, NOW loyally supported all politicians who favored abortion, no matter how many women those politicians ruined or killed. Given that Paterson carries no less than 4 Party Cards (loyal pro-abort, loyal Democrat, black, disabled) this is a highly significant turnaround.
I truly wonder what's the real problem with Paterson. Corruption, affairs, incompetence ... all perfectly normal for a big-city politician, and until now they never stirred up such a total mutiny in the politician's own party.
Rush says the problem is Paterson's refusal to appoint Caroline Kennedy to an open Senate seat. That was certainly a grave insult to America's Royal Family, but the mutiny didn't happen until a year after the lèse majesté, so the timing doesn't seem right. ¶ 8:11 AM
The National Organization for Women is urging New York Gov. David Paterson to resign because of a report he directed two staffers to contact a woman about a domestic violence case involving one of his top aides.
NOW New York State President Marcia Pappas said Tuesday it's inappropriate for Paterson to have any contact with a victim of alleged violence.
This is the first time NOW has broken its hitherto perfect record of hypocrisy. Until this moment, NOW loyally supported all politicians who favored abortion, no matter how many women those politicians ruined or killed. Given that Paterson carries no less than 4 Party Cards (loyal pro-abort, loyal Democrat, black, disabled) this is a highly significant turnaround.
I truly wonder what's the real problem with Paterson. Corruption, affairs, incompetence ... all perfectly normal for a big-city politician, and until now they never stirred up such a total mutiny in the politician's own party.
Rush says the problem is Paterson's refusal to appoint Caroline Kennedy to an open Senate seat. That was certainly a grave insult to America's Royal Family, but the mutiny didn't happen until a year after the lèse majesté, so the timing doesn't seem right. ¶ 8:11 AM
