Discussion for article #226055
You’re a member of their party and I’m sure you know that’s standard behaviour so deal with it.
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If she doesn’t win the primary I’m sure that these remarks will be seen again in the general election. Maybe the title song from 9 to 5 for background music.
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Internecine Warfare. Which flavor popcorn goes well with Schadenfreude.
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Jones and Amash today: Republicans carving each other up and devouring their cannibal feast. Fun to watch!
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Ducey made the comment that set Jones off during a gubernatorial candidate debate on July 27. Ducey said Jones lacked experience: “I don’t know what qualifies you for this race besides your own wallet.”
They’ve said a lot worse about Pres Obama and his “lack of experience” . Much worse.
But it’s fun to see a Republican get all faint-couchey when one of their own acts in a manner towards their gender that they don’t like. And how fast they reach for the “woman card”.
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She’s doubtless right - her opponent probably is a misogynist jerk
But her credibility on the subject is suspect.
So someone who built an entire professional career at a company that specializes in raunchy advertising (featuring “Go-Daddy Girls”
engaged in sexually suggestive games designed to appeal to adolescent straight guys) throws around accusations of “misogyny” and claims to be a defender of “professional women”.
Her concerns about presenting women as professionals or combatting misogyny might be more convincing if her claim to being qualified wasn’t spending years working at a prime offender.
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I’m so scared of all of them in the race: “I-was-in-the-Air-Force-but-not” Jones, Coldstone Creamery Ducey and Birther Bennett.
I don’t see a Democrat pulling this one off, particularly with ithe current immigration debate -
That means we will get one of these clowns as our governor.
(((shudder)))
OT but I wonder if that’s Jones’ mom holding that campaign sign behind her.
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Fascinating response since this dumbass is a Republican candidate. Surely she is aware that the her chosen party is awash with anti-women policies.
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Perhaps Arizonans will get the "jerk"part. “Misogynistic,” doubtful.
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And his qualifications are?
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The Dem candidate Fred Duval is a very impressive guy with good policy/governing experience and deserves a chance to be Gov. Unfortunately, too many AZ voters are content with political dopes, including but not limited to Brewer, Arapio, Bennet, etc.
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Bidness! Much of it the sleazy, franchise-kind. Google him and the debacle that was STONE COLD CREAMERY.
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Oh I had an idea… Just notice he didn’t mention his while ripping hers
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It says right there in the Republican Party Platform: “All Male Applicants must be a Misogynistic Jerk” (in so many words.)
Just read it Ms. Jones.
Another instance of the old Quote:“When you lie down with Dogs, You get up with Fleas.”
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[quote] …hit back on Tuesday against one of her primary opponents, Doug Ducey, by calling him a “misogynistic jerk.” [/quote] I’ve met Mr. Douchey and what she absolutely, said is 110% true. No question about it.
I’m not saying she’s any better, mind you, but Douggie is a complete douchebag.
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She’s Jan Brewer without the wrinkles
Has this idiot ever watched GoDaddy’s commercials?
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The despicable complaining about the deplorable.
She IS not qualified to be governor, and neither is he. I’ll be voting for Fred Duval
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I’ve lived in Arizona [except for a 7 year hiatus in CA] since 1988 and I’ve encountered Javalinas way smarter than the average Arizona GOP politician.
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