Real Women want to vote for a Real Man

I have always said that because of 9/11, women this year will want a president that is going to stand up for them. They will want leaders who will protect them and their children. They do not want wimpy, indecisvive, girly men. This is evident in the lastet pollings where we see Bush gaining considerable ground on Kerry.

With time running out, Kerry has much important work to do in his campaign, the AP-Ipsos poll suggested.

Bush holds a 17-point lead among men. And Bush and Kerry are tied among women, a traditionally Democratic group that now favors Bush on protecting the country.

Democrat Al Gore won the women's vote by 11 percentage points in 2000, while Bush won men by a similar margin.

Betsy Bodenhamer, a 33-year-old teacher's aide and mother of two from Galesburg, Ill., says she has always voted for Democrats in recent presidential elections. This year, she's leaning toward Bush.

"I think if Kerry gets elected, he's going to pull everybody out of Iraq and they'll have to fend for themselves," she said. "Situations like 9/11 will happen again and again."

Don't believe me? Well seeing is beliving...

Any questions?