Monday, May 11, 2009
Hot Air
oooo such diversity, having an atheist on the same blog as a religious Republican and herself as a "conservative"
We should be proud. Talk about a lot of hot air...
We should be proud. Talk about a lot of hot air...
The Mommy Wars
Yes. You are correct. Sarah Palin was criticized for not putting her family first when she was running for office. But Ms. Malkin, you should know that women all over the political spectrum got up and defended her, no matter how much they might disagree with Gov. Palin's political ideology.
I think you do know this. You're just choosing to ignore it because it doesn't support your argument.
I think you do know this. You're just choosing to ignore it because it doesn't support your argument.
talk about a hard sell
Apparently there is a "Liberal Feminist Establishment"?
Because I'm pretty sure women are still a minority on most avenues to power, and within that group, there is a decent mix of "liberals" and "conservatives"
Because I'm pretty sure women are still a minority on most avenues to power, and within that group, there is a decent mix of "liberals" and "conservatives"
addendum
Okay, liberals do like Keith Olberman and Huffington Post. For humor but we do read them nonetheless.
Use serious sources
I want to believe you Ms. Malkin, I really do.
But please, I beg of you, use sources which the rest of the country takes seriously when you're citing misogyny on the left. Gawker? Perez Hilton?
And defending tea bagging against "mean spirited attempts to deride it" in the context of gay marriage when the issue was taxes, and ignoring that there was some humor in the phrasing is just plain funny
Give me a break
But please, I beg of you, use sources which the rest of the country takes seriously when you're citing misogyny on the left. Gawker? Perez Hilton?
And defending tea bagging against "mean spirited attempts to deride it" in the context of gay marriage when the issue was taxes, and ignoring that there was some humor in the phrasing is just plain funny
Give me a break
Michelle Malkin's Self Professed Bait and Switch
So, rather then discussing the "Girls Gone Wild Culture," Ms. Malkin has decided to talk about misogyny on the left.
This will be good.
Not 5 minutes in, she is defending Sarah Palin and other "strong" women in the Republican party against a left which "just can't stand a minority which has betrayed its group" and has led to a "conservative female abuse"
She choose this topic because we're a women's college. And of course, after confirming that the majority of the audience identified as liberal, she continues on her ideological tirade that women should be exactly what Democrats want them to be. And it's the Democratic party's fault.
More to come from the liveblog of hte WC Democrats.
Misogyny exists in the world. And in the Democratic party. But let's put the blame where it belongs okay?
This will be good.
Not 5 minutes in, she is defending Sarah Palin and other "strong" women in the Republican party against a left which "just can't stand a minority which has betrayed its group" and has led to a "conservative female abuse"
She choose this topic because we're a women's college. And of course, after confirming that the majority of the audience identified as liberal, she continues on her ideological tirade that women should be exactly what Democrats want them to be. And it's the Democratic party's fault.
More to come from the liveblog of hte WC Democrats.
Misogyny exists in the world. And in the Democratic party. But let's put the blame where it belongs okay?
Friday, April 10, 2009
Progressive Actvism Week 2009!
April 13 – April 17, 2009
MONDAY
Dinner with the Dems. Meet with members of the College Democrats for an informal dinner! Talk to us about anything from politics to our love for Joss Whedon.
Bae Pao Lu Chow Dining Center “Treehouse” Area
5:30 p.m.
Late Breaking Lecture!!
Settie Warren, Candidate for Mayor of Newton and Former Deputy State Director for Sen. John Kerry
Come hear Setti Warren speak about his experiences as both a staffer and a candidate and where the crossover is between the two.
Pendleton Atrium
8:30 p.m.
TUESDAY
Young Alumnae Panel. Learn about options for a potential career in politics as we are joined by past Wellesley Democrats.
Pendleton Atrium
4 p.m.
refreshments served
Movie Night. Take a study break with a movie, popcorn, and candy!
Pendleton Viewing Room
8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
The First 100 Days: Open Forum. Share your thoughts on the actions and progress of the Obama administration. All opinions welcome and encouraged!
Pendleton Well
12:30 p.m.
lunch provided
THURSDAY
Bipartisan Men’s Panel. Hear what college-aged men have to say about politics and the political process.
Campus Center Cow Chair Room
8 p.m.
Pub Night. Relax a little before the weekend!
Punch’s Alley
9 p.m.
FRIDAY
Wellesley Women on Beacon Hill Panel. See alumnae Senator Harriet Chandler (’59) and Representative Carolyn Dykema (’89) speak about their experiences as elected officials and members of the Democratic party.
Pendleton Atrium
12:30 p.m.
lunch provided
MONDAY
Dinner with the Dems. Meet with members of the College Democrats for an informal dinner! Talk to us about anything from politics to our love for Joss Whedon.
Bae Pao Lu Chow Dining Center “Treehouse” Area
5:30 p.m.
Late Breaking Lecture!!
Settie Warren, Candidate for Mayor of Newton and Former Deputy State Director for Sen. John Kerry
Come hear Setti Warren speak about his experiences as both a staffer and a candidate and where the crossover is between the two.
Pendleton Atrium
8:30 p.m.
TUESDAY
Young Alumnae Panel. Learn about options for a potential career in politics as we are joined by past Wellesley Democrats.
Pendleton Atrium
4 p.m.
refreshments served
Movie Night. Take a study break with a movie, popcorn, and candy!
Pendleton Viewing Room
8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
The First 100 Days: Open Forum. Share your thoughts on the actions and progress of the Obama administration. All opinions welcome and encouraged!
Pendleton Well
12:30 p.m.
lunch provided
THURSDAY
Bipartisan Men’s Panel. Hear what college-aged men have to say about politics and the political process.
Campus Center Cow Chair Room
8 p.m.
Pub Night. Relax a little before the weekend!
Punch’s Alley
9 p.m.
FRIDAY
Wellesley Women on Beacon Hill Panel. See alumnae Senator Harriet Chandler (’59) and Representative Carolyn Dykema (’89) speak about their experiences as elected officials and members of the Democratic party.
Pendleton Atrium
12:30 p.m.
lunch provided
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Listen In!
Listen in to the Wellesley College Democrats FIRST radio show.
Sundays from 10am - noon.
http://wzly.net/
leave a comment and tell us what you think
Sundays from 10am - noon.
http://wzly.net/
leave a comment and tell us what you think
Saturday, December 06, 2008
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Bipartisanship
In a renewed effort to reach across the aisle and embrace our fellow college-aged political activists, an anonymous member of the Wellesley College Democrats took one for the team and made out with a Republican from MIT last night. Not just any Republican, either -- an ROTC soldier boy.
We hereby welcome a new era of political cooperation.
- Lauren
We hereby welcome a new era of political cooperation.
- Lauren
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Education as the "civil rights" movement of the 21st century?
What "equal access"?
What "equal access"?
Labels: mccain, presidential debate
Watching what I missed while in transit
MSNBC's video of the debate makes McCain's and Obama's ties look like they're flashing colors.
There isn't really substance to my entries.
There isn't really substance to my entries.
Labels: mccain, obama, presidential debate
Oh Snap!
McCain: Senator Obama, I am not President Bush. If you want to run against President Bush you should have run 4 years ago.


How will your bffl feel?
Labels: bush, mccain, presidential debate
