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Security moms
« on: 2004-10-21 07:44:24 » |
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This topic came up in September, but I just now noticed it in the memetics list.
Security Moms
http://beyondwords.typepad.com/beyond_words/2004/09/
<begin quote>
Apparently "Security Moms" is this key demographic that pollsters have
come up with to describe married mothers who have school-age children.
The reason that this demographic has been identified is that it is
breaking heavily for the President.
Well, I guess I'm now both a "Soccer Mom" and a "Security Mom" Sheralyn
said. [My oldest son had his first soccer game yesterday.]
<snip>
Sheralyn gave me this look that I've identified as "for a smart guy, you
have so much to learn." Then she set me straight, "It's the babysitter
factor."
"What?"
"Who would you rather baby-sit your kids, George and Laura, or Kerry and
ketchup-lady?"
"Well, George and Laura, but isn't that a bit nanny-statish of you?"
This was getting good.
"Not at all. I don't won't the government to take care of my kids, but
I'd like the head of the government to be trustworthy enough to watch my
kids for a minute while I run to the store."
"Er, honey, we don't know any of these people." I winked back, "None of
them are going to watch…"
"Doesn't matter," she said, "women want someone they can trust."
That's good enough for me.
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RE: virus: Security moms
« Reply #1 on: 2004-10-21 22:32:55 » |
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...i think people should be allowed to choose their doctors and surgeons
based on the same criteria. e.g...."hmmn, i like that guy second from the
right...he has good posture, and cute dimples when he smiles...im sure he'll
be able to perform my bypass surgery perfectly!"
...or perhaps prior to checking off your vote for president, there should be
another multiple choice question asking your rationale for choosing whom you
are about to vote for. if they answer wrong, like : "A. he seems like
someone i could enjoy having a beer with."...then their vote is immediately
tossed in the garbage. but if they answer correctly as in: "D. i largely
agree with his/her interpretations of how are freedoms should be taken away
or granted, our countries economic planning, how to communicate successfully
and effectively with the rest of the worlds nations, and how to best guide
our immensely complex and intricate nation and it's citizens through the
next four years with the encouragement of maximized freedoms, prosperity,
and supportive legislation for ALL our diverse people." ...the vote would be
counted. of course all choices would be of equal length but playing upon
the same theme. the question could be agreed upon by party representatives,
with the wrong answers being written by the opposing party.
just a silly thought.
Drsebby.
DrSebby.
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Subject: RE: virus: Security moms
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 15:16:22 -0500
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Re: virus: Security moms
« Reply #2 on: 2004-10-22 10:22:34 » |
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Article I wrote on voting that got published in a local magazine:
http://www.documentroow.com/voting-article.pdf
For some reason you have to download it and open it. (Not sure why)
Also a modified version is on kuro5hin
www.kuro5hin.org/story/2004/10/12/13248/089
-----Original Message-----
From: "Leonard Kennedy" <lenkennedy@hotmail.com>
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 20:31:26
To:virus@lucifer.com
Subject: RE: virus: Security moms
That reminds me of the very annoying fact that a lot of people vote for the guy who seems most like an “average Joe” rather than the guy who seems most capable of actually leading the country.
And I like how Sheralyn says “women want someone they can trust.” Yeah, if you can’t trust a smirking chimp, who can you trust? Gah!
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>From: "rhinoceros" <rhinoceros@freemail.gr>
>This topic came up in September, but I just now noticed it in the memetics list.
>
>
>Security Moms
>http://beyondwords.typepad.com/beyond_words/2004/09/
>
><begin quote>
>Apparently "Security Moms" is this key demographic that pollsters have
>come up with to describe married mothers who have school-age children.
>
>The reason that this demographic has been identified is that it is
>breaking heavily for the President.
>
>Well, I guess I'm now both a "Soccer Mom" and a "Security Mom" Sheralyn
>said. [My oldest son had his first soccer game yesterday.]
>
><snip>
>
>Sheralyn gave me this look that I've identified as "for a smart guy, you
>have so much to learn." Then she set me straight, "It's the babysitter
>factor."
>
>"What?"
>
>"Who would you rather baby-sit your kids, George and Laura, or Kerry and
>ketchup-lady?"
>
>"Well, George and Laura, but isn't that a bit nanny-statish of you?"
>This was getting good.
>
>"Not at all. I don't won't the government to take care of my kids, but
>I'd like the head of the government to be trustworthy enough to watch my
>kids for a minute while I run to the store."
>
>"Er, honey, we don't know any of these people." I winked back, "None of
>them are going to watch…"
>
>"Doesn't matter," she said, "women want someone they can trust."
>
>That's good enough for me.
><end quote>
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