The Mommy State
by Doug MataconisJust in case you were wondering what life under Clinton II might be like:
WASHINGTON – Sen. Hillary Clinton told a TV audience of 3 million women Wednesday that the nation has “never had a mother” be president.
Appearing on “The View” to push the 10th anniversary reissue of her book “It Takes a Village,” Clinton chatted about family Christmas and raising kids these days.
The former first lady noted, “We’ve never had a mother who ever ran for or held that position.”
I can see it now. An entire nation governed under the rules of “Mother, May I ?”
H/T: QandO

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Is your point here that mothers shouldn’t be president?
Comment by Joe — December 22, 2006 @ 10:27 amWe have had enough paternalistic crap over the years, but its interesting how it’s always referred to as feminine, such as the Nanny state.
Comment by VRB — December 22, 2006 @ 11:49 amJoe,
My point is that we don’t need someone who takes the attitude that she must ask as our Mother upon entering the White House. We aren’t a nation of helpless children despite what Ms. Rodham Clinton may think.
Comment by Doug Mataconis — December 22, 2006 @ 12:39 pm