Most women are too smart to be fooled by the Republicans' phony promises to women. Women know there's only one candidate running in Nov that will really help improve their lives, protect their reproductive rights, fight for a level playing field, and that's the DEMOCRAT, Sen Obama. It's was amusing while it lasted, McCain, but trust me, WOMEN are for OBAMA. Case closed.

Don't be fooled by the dirty Chicago-style hype! Go to www.womenamericans.com for all the facts. Just Say No Deal!!!

Does obama still address women as "sweetie?" He's coming to Carnegie Mellion University in Pgh. I guess he's looking for more white people.

It will take more than a little smooth talking to get this Sweetie's vote. I am thoroughly disgusted with the Democratic Party and having Obama stuffed down my throat. This time I feel free to vote Green!

Russ,

Many women don't mind being called "sweetie". It's more of the tone being used that counts.
You're a man you could never know.
Obama has the women vote.

It's really disgracful when John McCain says he cares for women issues and votes against equal pay citing women need "training".

Women work just as hard if not harder then men. Especially working mothers.

Obama has a wife and two daughters. I'm positive he'll fight for women issues.

Why can't I find ONE reason to vote for this man. So far, I have found 100 reason not to vote for him. And in this speech to women, he is pandering again. Ladies, don't believe him. He is just a corrupt politican from Chicago.

You just have to vote Obama. He is black and so tall and sexy. Even in Milan they are dressing their people like Obama. Politics are second hand to the change that we need. Please lets all go this way for a better America. We cannot stand one ore white man to lead our coutry.
Deb

Mary - John McCain wouldn't p*ss on fire to put you out. He's a republican. The Republican party run by and run for white men. They believe women, like minorities, have their place and it sure as heck isn't in positions of power or influence.

The economy and Iraq are not just men's issues. I'm getting a bit insulted that candidate's seem to think all women base their decision on Roe vs. Wade. We are mother's with children in Iraq; we are paying $4 a gallon to put gas in our cars to get to our own jobs; we are single homeowner's looking at foreclosure; we are nearing retirement and wondering if Social Security and Medicare will still be there for us - we have more on our plate then just "women's issues". I'd like to think we put more thought in to our vote then " Hillary lost so I'll vote McCain" or "the Republicans all stink so I'll vote Obama" or " Obama is hot" or "I just want change and I won't bother to looks and see what that change will be". I'd like to think we can sift through both candidate's positions, records, experience, our assessment of their character and anything else we deem important, and will then make an intelligent decision whether that leads to Obama or McCain.
As Obama has pointed out on several occasions the Dems don't have a monopoly on good ideas and the same would apply the other way around. This nonsense that McCain supporters are all racists, war mongers and old farts and that Obama supporters are barely out of high school, living off their parent's credit cards and naive and too idealistic is ludicrous.

Obama just shows what a pathetic panderer he is. PUMA!

No no no He is a proud man that will change America for the better. We can't take no more white people. We need to give the black people a chance through diversity.

JimmyMac What about Condoleeza Rice? Actually you need to check your facts. I'm not a George W supporter in the least but Bush has the dubious distinction of having appointed more women and minorities to high-level positions within his administration than any other US President.

Obama's "get over it" comment says it all. As a woman I feel like saying the same every time he pulls out his race card.

alpaig,

I know he has but Obama will change more. He will appoint more black people to cabinet position and the court. Everthting will be more brown, which we need. Black people know how to do politics. Do your history. I love Obama the man and god bless Michael.

Yes and if John McCain said the same thing would you call it "pandering"?
Obama has stood up for women rights and issues. Not John McCain.

"He will appoint more black people to cabinet position and the court. Everthting will be more brown, which we need. Black people know how to do politics. " Deb, that's called racism. Your statement is full of bigotry and prejudice. Your bigotry is disgusting.

alpaig - A few "token" appointments are hardly enough to mask the true rotten racist and sexist history of the GOP. They may appease women and minorities from time to time but we know they'd really rather we stayed in our place. You can bet that GOP will never nominate a woman or minority for president.

Deb is either a McCain supporter or a Clinton supporter

Rose,
I see your last name is Polish. All of Poland is WHITE. You even threw bananas at the black Arficas that played on the National Team. We need more black people to lead the world. The arts, economic systems and harmony are so much better in black controlled governments. Just look at Africa and the Islands of the Carib. Would not you like to live in these paridises? I just like the fun.

Vanessa, I am an American supporter. My parody is for thought and not blind dumb support for shallow and inexperinced media propoganda. When my capital gains dry up as Obama wants to suck up, is when I will stop investing in America. It is ironic that I will be pusuing business with our current American Allie in Poland. However I better hurry that could change with an Obama election. The Poles will once again be against all odds. Rose Szymanski - lets talk!