In one of the most monumentally stupid statements ever made, Obama’s deputy campaign manager, Stephanie Cutter, announced that women don’t care about what’s happened these past four years. Economy in the tank, gas prices soaring, our credit rating dropping, constant foreign policy disasters… it’s all good, because women don’t care about that kind of stuff.

“We’ll continue doing what we have been doing, trying to get the president’s message out on the ground. Whether it’s in the suburban areas of Northern Virginia, or Denver, Ohio, to talk about what the president wants to do in the future. That’s the other thing that you find most often with women. They’re not really concerned about what’s happened over the last four years, they really want to know what’s going to happen in the next four years.”

This is one of the most insulting thing about liberals and their constant pandering on “women’s issues”. All women care about, supposedly, are their vaginas. You know, we care about stuff like abortion, and free birth control… and nothing else. Those are “women’s issues”. So the utter catastrophe that is Obama’s presidency doesn’t bother us, because all we care about are our reproductive organs.

I mean, really, how insulting is that? The implication is that we’re too dumb to understand or care about such manly things as the economy, energy, foreign policy, national defense, entitlement spending… nope, all women care about is abortion and birth control. Sometimes they throw health care in with women’s issues too, but generally, they still manage to link that back to making sure our vaginas are taken care of.

Of course, in the real world (which liberals still haven’t figured out how to live in), most women are pro-life, and are perfectly capable of buying their own birth control, thankyouverymuch. And they actually do care what’s happened over the past four years. Women care about all of the “tough” issues just like men do.

And women that are supporting Obama? Wake up. They’re telling you what they think of you, and it ain’t much.

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