'Our Mrs. Reynolds'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Wait - after all that, he left his binders unfilled? That cad!
Nope, what happened was that when he took office in Massachusetts, a bipartisan group of MA women came to him with a binder of women qualified for appointments, because there weren't enough women in office.
It's worth pointing out that if as a governor!elect, he didn't know any women worthy of political appointments, that's pretty damning on the face of it. He shouldn't have needed to ask, if he even had (which he didn't).
The cat changed the tv from MSNBC to Fox while I was out walking the dog. I am very suspicious of this development. Old and crotchety is their core demographic though, so I guess I can't be too shocked.
Here's the full Binders of Women moment: [link]
I was really hoping that this would be the debate where a cartoon anvil would fall on Romney's head. I never get my cartoon anvils.
Doesn't basically everybody already think Romney is just saying whatever he thinks will get him elected? It's like he's transcended from the expectation of truth.
Heh, our Celtic punk band bassist's son, when he was a toddler, was forever changing the channel to Fox. We kept teasing him that he had a conservative kid.
Nope, what happened was that when he took office in Massachusetts, a bipartisan group of MA women came to him with a binder of women qualified for appointments, because there weren't enough women in office.
There is part of me that finds it extra entertaining that not only was his "binders full of women" comment tone-deaf, he was also trying to take credit for a woman's binder full of women.
Or, as the blog points out, that he was governor elect and didn't know any qualified women himself?
Y'all trust me, right?
I trust you not to miss.
I'll take the guns, thanks
Y'all trust me, right?
I totally trust you, but I also assume I'm in your good books.