every four years, i think there could be a backlash to this. he did say if you point out with regards to the clintons, it s hard to tell them apart. i don t know. it s easy for people to tell me from my husband. i don t think that s a problem. it could cause problems for him with women. to your point, it does show he is willing to go there. this is something else. the more we think about it, the more thought provoking it is. this is talking about women here in 2014. this whole war on women thing, i m scratching my head because if there was a war on women, i think they won. i see them doing great things. i was worried about them doing great things because women are outcompeting the men in the world. that s good to know.
women s health, women s bodies and the role of the federal government related to those things. i try never to have discussions of anatomy unless i m at a medical conference. what i would say is that we didn t start this sort of, i think, glossy and sometimes dumbed-down debate about there being a war on women. i think the facts show that women are doing very well, have come a long way, and, you know, like i say, i have a lot of successful women in my family and i don t hear them saying, woe is me, this terrible you know, misogynist world. they re conquering the world. the women in my family are doing great. that s what i see in all the statistics coming out. i have, you know, young women in my office that are the leading intellectual lights of our office. so i don t really see this, that there s some sort of war that s, you know, keeping women down. i see women doing great and i think we should extol that success and not dumb it down into a political campaign that somehow one party d
be it. let us take that discussion all across america because women are far more than the democrats have played them to be. is this helpful? well, you know, we have a lot of debates in washington that get dumbed down and are used for political purposes. this whole sort of war on women thing, i m scratching my head because if there was a war on women, i think they won. you know, the women in my family are incredibly successful. i have a niece at cornell vet school and 85% of the young people there are women. law school, 60% are women. in med school, 55%. my younger sister is an ob-gyn with six kids and doing great. i don t see so much that women are downtrodden. i see women rising up and doing great things. in fact, i worry about our young men sometimes because i think the women are outcompeting the men in our world. but my question whether you think it s appropriate for the party key figures in the party to be talking about women,
you think will be fair game and an appropriate part of a campaign should she be the nominee? you know, i mean the democrats, one of their big issues is they ve concocted and said republicans are committing a war on women. one of the workplace laws and rules that i think are good is that bosses shouldn t prey on young interns in their office. and i think really the media seems to have given president clinton a pass on this. he took advantage of a girl that was 20 years old and an intern in his office. there is no excuse for that. and that is predatory behavior and it should be something we shouldn t want to associate with people who would take advantage of a young girl in his office. this isn t having an affair. i mean, this isn t me saying he s had an affair. we shouldn t talk to him. someone who takes advantage of a young girl in their office? i mean, really. then they have the gall to stand up and say republicans are having a war on women? so, yes, i think it s a factor. it s not h
across america because women are far more than the democrats have played them to be. is this helpful? well, you know, we have a lot of debates in washington that get dumbed down and are used for political purposes. this whole sort of war on women thing, i m scratching my head because if there was a war on women, i think they won. you know, the women in my family are incredibly successful. i have a niece at cornell vet school and 85% of the young people there are women. law school, 60% are women. in med school, 55%. my younger sister is an ob-gyn with six kids and doing great. i don t see so much that women are downtrodden. i see women rising up and doing great things. in fact, i worry about our young men sometimes because i think the women are outcompeting the men in our world. but my question whether you think it s appropriate for the party key figures in the party to be talking about women, women s health, women s bodies and the role of the federal government related to those