The Truth About Hillary
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For a time back in the 1960s, Ickes and Thomases had been lovers; they had lived together and worked together on Senator Eugene McCarthy’s presiden- tial bid. Like Ickes, Thomases was a bred-in-the-bone leftist, aThe Juice 177 screamer of obscenities, and a fearless practitioner of the politics of intimidation.10“I have a very strong reality principle, and it’s one of the things that gets my mouth in trouble and gets me in trouble— from [the media’s] perspective, gets me in trouble,” Thomases on...ce told a reporter. “I think, of course, it’s the source of my strength.”11Others begged to differ. In their view, Thomases’s strength derived from her special relationship with Hillary, which had been forged back in Arkansas during Bill Clinton’s unsuccessful 1974 campaign for Congress.During that campaign, Hillary Clinton and Susan Thomases discovered they had a great deal in common. For one thing, they both viewed politics through the same lens: as war by other means. More important, although they were both married, they traced their political ideology to “gender feminism.”Their point of view was summed up by Christina Hoff Som- mers in Who Stole Feminism?:“The leaders and theorists of the women’s movement believe that our society is best described as a patriarchy, a ‘male hege- mony,’ a sex/gender system in which the dominant gender works to keep women cowering and submissive.
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For a time back in the 1960s, Ickes and Thomases had been lovers; they had lived together and worked together on Senator Eugene McCarthy’s presiden- tial bid. Like Ickes, Thomases was a bred-in-the-bone leftist, aThe Juice 177 screamer of obscenities, and a fearless practitioner of the politics of intimidation.10“I have a very strong reality principle, and it’s one of the things that gets my mouth in trouble and gets me in trouble— from [the media’s] perspective, gets me in trouble,” Thomases on...ce told a reporter. “I think, of course, it’s the source of my strength.”11Others begged to differ. In their view, Thomases’s strength derived from her special relationship with Hillary, which had been forged back in Arkansas during Bill Clinton’s unsuccessful 1974 campaign for Congress.During that campaign, Hillary Clinton and Susan Thomases discovered they had a great deal in common. For one thing, they both viewed politics through the same lens: as war by other means. More important, although they were both married, they traced their political ideology to “gender feminism.”Their point of view was summed up by Christina Hoff Som- mers in Who Stole Feminism?:“The leaders and theorists of the women’s movement believe that our society is best described as a patriarchy, a ‘male hege- mony,’ a sex/gender system in which the dominant gender works to keep women cowering and submissive.
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