Thursday, September 28, 2006

Hillary 2008: Enough White Men


George Washington was a white man. John Adams was a white man. Thomas Jefferson was a white man. James Madison was a white man. James Monroe was a white man. John Quincy Adams was a white man. Andrew Jackson was a white man. Martin Van Buren was a white man. William Henry Harrison was a white man. John Tyler was a white man. James Polk was a white man. Zachary Taylor was a white man. Millard Fillmore was a white man. Franklin Pierce was a white man. James Buchanan was a white man. Abraham Lincoln was a white man. Andrew Johnson was a white man. Ulysses Grant was a white man. Rutherford Hayes was a white man. James Garfield was a white man. Chester Arthur was a white man. Grover Cleveland was a white man. Benjamin Harrison was a white man. Grover Cleveland was a white man. William McKinley was a white man. Theodore Roosevelt was a white man. William Taft was a white man. Woodrow Wilson was a white man. Warren Harding was a white man. Calvin Coolidge was a white man. Herbert Hoover was a white man. Franklin Roosevelt was a white man. Harry Truman was a white man. Dwight Eisenhower was a white man. John Kennedy was a white man. Lyndon Johnson was a white man. Richard Nixon was a white man. Gerald Ford was a white man. Ronald Reagan was a white man.

Jimmy Carter is a white man. George H.W. Bush is a white man. Bill Clinton is a white man. George W. Bush is a white man.

Enough white men. High time for Hillary 2008.

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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

hillary may as well be a white man.

Anon said...

anonymous...

how so? It's a strange thing to say.

Jason Fults said...

Hillary is not only extremely out of line with the political mood that has put the Democrats back into the game, I get the sense that many, many Americans simply don't like her. She represents the Democratic Leadership Council political perspective that has contributed to significantly alienating the Dems from their traditional base and helped to make them a party w/ no spine and no vision.

Who knows what will happen in the political landscape these next two years, and what Hillary’s political handlers will be able to pull off, but I predict that if she is chosen as the next nominee for the '08 presidential bid, we can look for a repeat of the 100% "red state" South and another four years with a Republican in the White House.

The real way to get a non-White male into the White House is not to tokenize people simply because of their race or gender--it's to build a genuinely multiracial, feminist, and pro-working class party that has a powerful vision and a solid base.

I sincerely hope the Dems can do that. Until they do, I'll continue voting third-party.

In struggle,
j