printSen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) has spoke, again. This time in tongues:
“Our future is female, intersectional, powered by our belief in one another,” she declaimed on twitter. “And we’re just getting started.”
Come again?
Multiply that nonsense by ….
More than 100 women were projected to win seats in the House of Representatives, easily shattering the record. Overwhelmingly they were Democrats who helped the party take control of the chamber.
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“The fact that women now run 4 of the 5 top arms contractors is bad news. Women who compete in the world of war have proven to be more extreme in their dedication to the cause than men, e.g., Hillary Clinton.”
The fact that women now run 4 of the 5 top arms contractors is bad news. Women who compete in the world of war have proven to be more extreme in their dedication to the cause than men, e.g., Hillary Clinton. https://t.co/fHj2WEXsBO
— Gareth Porter (@GarethPorter) January 4, 2019