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Kay Bailey Hutchison says Republican candidates said some very stupid things
Retiring Republican Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas is offering some advice to her party on her way out the door: Stop trying to act like the woman is a throw-away.
Appearing on CNN Thursday morning, Hutchison joined the second guessing after GOP losses in the presidential race and in other winnable contests, like Senate races in Missouri and Indiana.
Hutchison said Republicans have failed to approach abortion, contraception and other social issues with a proper level of sensitivity.
We had Republican candidates who got very high-profile and said some very stupid things, Hutchison said. I think that really tainted the party.
http://www.boston.com/politicalintelligence/2012/11/08/kay-bailey-hutchison-says-republican-candidates-said-some-very-stupid-things/QDrGuTM7kbrZOzKo9oQcaL/story.html
RainDog
(28,784 posts)They didn't misspeak.
They told the truth and the American people rejected them for the things they believe.
Please, I don't want them to go to charm school. It would only be window dressing the same sick views they've always held. I actually prefer when they speak honestly.
quinnox
(20,600 posts)msongs
(67,438 posts)Art_from_Ark
(27,247 posts)Remember this guy?
And this guy?
(Hint: His administration holds some sort of record for being tainted: at least 138 administration officials investigated, indicted and/or convicted)
And this guy? "Mistook" his hunting partner for a little bird, among other things.
liberal_at_heart
(12,081 posts)They can't just put this on a few crazies. They are all crazy.
freshwest
(53,661 posts)She's excusing misogyny by acting like it's a mistake. It's not. Let her leave in ignominy like the rest of her GOP Klan that she thought was more important than women.
Lady, you are way too late, you can shut up now just like you did all those years when you could have made a difference.