Posted on 02/07/2014 1:00:15 AM PST by Olog-hai
President Obama’s State of the Union speech closed with a truly uniting moment when he honored the sacrifice of Army Ranger Cory Remsburg. Sergeant Remsburg bravely fought for our country through 10 tours of duty. Too bad House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) ensured that division was the name of the game only hours later.
Rep. Hoyer attacked Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash.), who delivered the GOP response to the State of the Union. Ignoring her stature in the GOP and her intellectual acumen, he instead reduced her solely to her gender, calling her a “transparent” choice to give the state of the union and claiming she was chosen simply because the GOP wanted to have a “a woman give their response.”
Ignoring the Democratic Party’s diversity deficit on the gubernatorial level, let’s focus on Rep. Hoyer’s demeaning comments about women. Rep. Hoyer basically said that all Rep. McMorris Rodgers offers is her gender.
That’s about the most sexist thing anyone could say. …
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It’s not sexist because a Liberal said it.
Hoyer used to frequent the strip clubs in DC. I know, because I’ve seen him there.
It’s okay, because he is a liberal. Liberals have a long history of putting on a big show about caring about women’s rights and so forth, but if you scratch the surface (and you don’t have to scratch very deep), it becomes apparent that they think women are stupid and helpless. Steny merely expressed his fundamental low opinion of women.
And she’s not a REAL woman ( Black, Hispanic, Asian etc) being a Republican. That’s how they roll....
So...is he any good on the pole?
:)
Salamander wrote: “So...is he any good on the pole?”
Probably have to ask Zero...
Just sayin’
*snicker*
Or "You might want to put some ice on that."
He voted for abortion so he is pro woman.
Pray America Wakes Up
Next time bring photos with that comment.
“Now that’s what I call a tasty cigar.”
Stimpy Hoyer strikes again!
Maryland “Freak State” PING!
This was back in the 80’s when I lived and worked in the DC area. I don’t expect to be back there anytime soon.
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