Margaret Cho

"At first I thought Sarah Palin was some kind of Republican pandering -- a misguided attempt to woo Hillary voters over to the dark side, as if they believed women voters were so stupid that they would vote for anyone in a skirt, but <a href="http://www.margaretcho.com/blog/2008/09/12/palin.html ">now I see</a> that she is much, much worse.
I have nothing against hockey moms -- I just dont want to be one. If Sarah Palin had her way, she would take away that right not to be a mom. She wants to outlaw abortion -- so to call her a feminist is as laughable as calling evangelicals Christians. They shouldnt have the right to call themselves Christian, for they have no Christ-like attributes."<br>
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-- <b>Margaret Cho</b>, on her blog

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"At first I thought Sarah Palin was some kind of Republican pandering -- a misguided attempt to woo Hillary voters over to the dark side, as if they believed women voters were so stupid that they would vote for anyone in a skirt, but now I see that she is much, much worse. I have nothing against hockey moms -- I just dont want to be one. If Sarah Palin had her way, she would take away that right not to be a mom. She wants to outlaw abortion -- so to call her a feminist is as laughable as calling evangelicals Christians. They shouldnt have the right to call themselves Christian, for they have no Christ-like attributes."

-- Margaret Cho, on her blog

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