I just got this from Hillary's Rapid Responders:
Action Alert! NEED RESPONDERS' REBUTTAL
Mark Halperin and Time Magazine continue with their rampant sexist attitude towards Senator Clinton in this photo: Time Photo
If Time Magazine would have displayed a photo with Senator Obama tied up to railroad tracks all fury would have broken loose in the media. But, apparently it is o.k. by Time Magazine’s standards to doctor an image of Senator Clinton with her hands and feet bound.
The only way to stop this mysognist (sic) and harmful messagin is to tell Time Magazine that this is unacceptable to the American people.
American journalism should mean something more than the degradation of women.
Write letters to Time at letters@time.com
And here's my letter:
Editors:
You allow a doctored photograph of SENATOR Clinton tied and bound, outstretched on RAILROAD tracks in Mark Halperin's article?!?!? Senator Clinton is a Former First Lady of Arkansas, a Former First Lady of the UNITED STATES, and is serving her SECOND term as a US Senator, and you think this is APPROPRIATE?!?! There is NO way that a racially comparable photograph would EVER be allowed of Senator Obama, yet this IS? Has the media lost ALL sense of decency and decorum? From what I have seen this campaign season, the answer is a resounding YES. It has lost ALL sense of decency.
This blatant MISOGYNY is UNACCEPTABLE. There is NO excuse for it. It is reprehensible.
Sincerely,
The Rev. Amy
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Here's my latest video, "American Idol Obama vs. Supergirl Clinton"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8oHLJSvrFA&eurl
It is about our "presumptive nominee" and why Clinton is a stronger candidate against John McCain.
I would appreciate your support in publicizing the video on your blog, if you feel it is appropriate. If you do, can I request that you ask your readers go to youtube and RATE, COMMENT, and mark the video as a FAVORITE to help further promote the video.
Thanks for your support.
GeekLove
http://comealongway.blogspot.com/
Yeah...this is the "change" Obama brought us, blatant sexism and misogyny. The only thing women can do now is either vote for McCain or stay home and not vote at all. I'll probably do the latter, unless there is a better third party candidate than Ralph Nader (I can't stand that guy!).
I've never seen a time when women were so openly degraded, not just by men, but by other women too. When I see the political pundits on TV making sexist remarks and other women on the panel laughing along with them, I have to wonder if they even realize what it is they are laughing at.
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