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No, she'd not have brought it up unless she wanted to promote the view that they'll vote for the Dem, and not the Republican.

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Originally posted by AURaptor:

No, she'd not have brought it up unless she wanted to promote the view that they'll vote for the Dem, and not the Republican.

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You don't *KNOW* why she brought it up. You've got a lot of speculation, it seems, but as usual, that's ALL you have. You're trying to appoint motives you don't know and words she never said, because you're desperate.

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So, they'd go to Reid. Or any candidate who was more open and compassionate to illegals ?

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Amy Siskind, president of the feminist group The New Agenda, told The Daily Caller she was appalled by Behar’s language calling it sexist and insulting.
“I think the remarks are completely and utterly unacceptable and I think she should — by tomorrow — be on the air with an apology to Sharron Angle and to the women of this country,” Siskind said. “The ‘b-word’ has no place in our national dialogue, and especially when she was using it in a very pointed way here to demean another woman.”
The president of a more conservative women’s group, The Kitchen Cabinet, Sonja Eddings Brown, was similarly distressed by The View co-host’s language, chalking her sentiment up to politics.
“We thought Joy Behar was a classier act than this,” Brown wrote in an e-mail to TheDC. “What is it that makes conservative women, who work inside and outside of the home, such a threat to liberal women like Joy? What has Sharron Angle done to deserve being described so profanely by Ms. Behar?”
More calls for an apology came from blogger Joni Hudson-Reynolds, a self-described African-American mom. Her recent post, scolding Behar for her words, has been bouncing around the Internet.
“Behar should be reprimanded for her outburst,” Hudson-Reynolds wrote. “She has a right to disagree with the positions Angle takes on the issues but calling her a ***** crosses the line that too many people are crossing.”
“She should be ashamed of herself. She truly should…And if she cannot apologize I think The View should really consider whether she is appropriate for that kind of show,” Siskind concluded.

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