I'm Your Girl
The Globe reports* that
Hillary Clinton has been playing up her feminine side lately, "increasingly portraying herself more as motherly and traditional than as trailblazing and feminist, sometimes playing up the differences between men and women."
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On "The View," a daytime TV talk show aimed at female viewers, Clinton criticized people who focus on her haircut or clothes, yet she joked about the differences between her and her male rivals: "Well, look how much longer it takes me to get ready."
And at the AFL-CIO Democratic forum in Chicago in August, the most memorable moment was Clinton's buoyant declaration to the union faithful that if they wanted a winner, "I'm your girl."
One understands Hillary's dilemma; apparently many voters still see her as too "strident," and she has to walk the line between being "strong" and being "feminine," which is of course a bogus dichotomy.
But still...
I'm your girl?
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* Incidentally, the reporter is our old friend, the M-Bomb, Marcella Bombardieri. We miss you, Marcella!