Juxtaposing one presidential candidate that seems affable but dangerously dimwitted, against his brainy opponent pictured with his presidential packaging in full view is a particularly humiliating pop culture indictment for Republicans. This is spectacular subject matter to be pondering, whether we want a nice or smart president. The potency of both presidential candidates is in full swing these last two weeks. It s the politics of sex engorged. As if a woman can t appreciate a great bulge while simultaneously understanding health care issues.
Women are the kings of multitasking and layered thought processing.
Right wing men and some others throw stones at sexually liberated women, because they re uncomfortable with the quid pro quo of equally sexist comments, not understanding that we can be filled with lust one minute and deal with fiscal responsibility the next. In the end, modern women care deeply about issues and have more passion for men who respect a woman s right to her own independent opinions and actions, which sometimes come sexually charged. Three whoops for our rock n roll Vice President, Al Gore, and a yee-ha to Rolling Stone for not only picturing him at his alpha best, but for making candidate Al Gore seem manly human. William Jefferson Clinton has got to be oh, so proud. Make the call, Al.