The subject is GM CEO Mary Barra and the public bullying she endured in the Senate committee hearing at the hands of Claire McCaskill and Kelly Ayotte. Am I the only one to find this a festival of grandstanding cheap shots, right out of the gospel according to Darrell Issa? I mean--actually for all I know she is guilty as hell, her fingerprints all over those dodgy ignition switches. But I can't say for sure and neither can the ladies from the world's most august debating club. Anything else is just playing for the peanut gallery, one thing--perhaps the only thing--our Congress does really well.
I wonder, does this prove
--Women can be just as nasty perhaps nastier, to (other) women than men can.
Or perhaps:
--When you want to beat up on a woman, send women. Otherwise you just look idiotic, like Arlen Specter when he tried to shake down Anita Hill.
This way, I guess it just looks like a lesbian prison flic.
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I wonder, does this prove
--Women can be just as nasty perhaps nastier, to (other) women than men can.
Or perhaps:
--When you want to beat up on a woman, send women. Otherwise you just look idiotic, like Arlen Specter when he tried to shake down Anita Hill.
This way, I guess it just looks like a lesbian prison flic.
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