However, I do wish she will also call out the Democratic party leadership and the Obama campaign for their role in condoning and gleefully riding the wave of misogyny.  That, I think, is the critique that would have the most impact.  

Note the sexy silhouettes of Michelle.

She has every right to do it though and she can bring attention to the problem like no one else.

The down side of course is that sexism is so pervasive and accepted in society, it will be hard to have a constructive dialog. But I think if anyone can get that started, it's Hillary.

For me, the tone of the campaign has not changed.  Using Clinton is the same way Obama has used people throughout the campaign and the media goes along with it.  I would imagine BTD likes the way the media plays along, but I am tired of it.  Still, just me...I also don't like how Clinton goes along with this.  It's manipulative.

By the McCaskill made a special point to say her daughter had convinced her to do what was "right" rather than what was "safe", and endorse Obama, because we all know it was safe but wrong to endorse Hillary.  LOL.  Graceless winners.

And if the Obama campaign could own up to at least their passive complicity in it, it would go a long way to making his candidacy more palatable.

thanks BTD, for referring to her as "Sen. Clinton"
which is her title, and she is entitled to its use.

The DNC could have stopped this at any point - had they spoken up and threatened to boycott MSNBC, in the same way Democrats began a sort-of boycott of Fox, I am positive MSNBC would have changed their coverage really quick and CNN would NEVER have let it get to the level it did on their network. Dean could have said the DNC would withold all interviews with MSNBC until their behavior changed, and I promise they would have changed. But neither he nor any of the other spineless Democrats said a word. For that, I will never forgive, and I will never forget. My eyes are opened. Without respect for women (and for all people) as true equals, none of the other good deeds Dems do will mean a thing to me.

This is more offensive and worrisome than any swiftboating Republicans ever did.

"how dare she do this...why is she whining and playing victim again...AND MY FAVORITE...she should just be talkling about OBAMA not herself" (because of course everything is about Obama)

She's got nothing to lose now. They will never stop being hateful to her, they never have. The only difference now is men on the left are doing the same thing men on the right did to her. So I really hope she let's them all have it - the MSM, the lefty blogs, the DNC, all of them.

"Competitions among grievances do not ennoble, and both Clinton and Obama strove to avoid one; but it does not belittle the oppressions of gender to suggest that in America the oppressions of race have cut deeper. Clinton's supporters would sometimes note that the Constitution did not extend the vote to women until a half century after it extended it to men of color. But there is no gender equivalent of the nightmare of disenfranchisement, lynching, apartheid, and peonage that followed Reconstruction, to say nothing of "the bondsman's two hundred and fifty years of unrequited toil" that preceded it. Nor has any feminist leader shared the fate of Medgar Evers, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Malcolm X. Clinton spoke on Saturday of "women in their eighties and nineties, born before women could vote." But Barack Obama is only in his forties, and he was born before the Voting Rights Act redeemed the broken promise of the Fifteenth Amendment."