I was trying to wrap my head around the logic of it and came to the conclusion that Romney is in favor of affirmative action.

I didn't watch the debate, and there's a definite whiff of desperation to the attempts to make the binder thing happen. It's not really that big of a misstep, especially compared to the real story (that the binder was handed to him, not commissioned by him). Even then, his administration hired a bunch of women.

Fine. Great.

SO WHAT IS HE FOR AND AGAINST NOW?

I drink your binders! I drink them up!

I think it's wonderful that Romney worked with his female staff so they could go home and cook dinner. what woman in her right mind would NOT vote for this man?

right after they make me a sandwich, of course.

Sounds like you make the sandwiches in your house, eric.

Seriously, let me give you some advice. Most women are really cool and they are able to put up with some shit. Most of them I know like hanging out with their man and even taking care of him. Make me a sandwich? Sure, babe. Blowjob? Ohhhhhh k. Then you do something cool for her like take her to Olive Garden.

What most women don't like is this notion that some hero has to come to their defense on a blog. This will not get you laid and you come off as a weenie.

Hope that helps.

Romney's lucky we collectively decided to latch on to "binders" instead of his assertion that what women in the workforce REALLY care about is getting home to make dinner for their families. I was dumbfounded that he chose that tact for a question about equal pay for women.

I have a sneaking suspicion you have no real understanding of what "most women" like or dislike.

but please, continue to flap your arms and fart out more nonsense...

"Then you do something cool for her like take her to Olive Garden."

I'll write an I,A about this which now won't exactly be anonymous but what the hell. I'm breakin' the rules today. See you in a few.

(Chicks love Olive Garden for some reason. This isn't my opinion, it's reality.)

Finally we can undo Title 9.