{"id":102919,"date":"2016-08-04T02:51:18","date_gmt":"2016-08-04T10:51:18","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/lukeford.net\/blog\/?p=102919"},"modified":"2016-08-04T04:55:52","modified_gmt":"2016-08-04T12:55:52","slug":"a-triumph-for-feminism-in-nicaragua","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lukeford.net\/blog\/?p=102919","title":{"rendered":"A Triumph For Feminism In Nicaragua"},"content":{"rendered":"

Steve Sailer writes<\/a>: The first woman president of Nicaragua was Violetta Chamorro, who defeated Ortega in 1990. Although she was the first woman to be president of Nicaragua, she was the 6th Chamorro to be president, going back to Presidente Fruto Chamorro in 1853.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s funny how feminism makes dynasticism more feasible. Lack any sons to carry on your dynasty? No problem, just patch in a wife or daughter and your dynasty rolls on!<\/p>\n

But that\u2019s not the point, the point is that there are all these highly oppressed women like Mrs. Ortega, Mrs. Chamorro, and Mrs. Clinton who need power now rather than letting some upstart from some family that nobody has ever heard of try it for awhile. Upstarts represent sexism, which is bad. Plugging in Senora El Guapo, on the other hand, is dynasticism, which used to be considered bad, but now is good again because it fights sexism.<\/p>\n

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COMMENTS:<\/p>\n

* Scary pic. But there may be a method to \u201cher\u201d madness. The choker necklace serves to obscure the view of \u201cher\u201d Adam\u2019s apple.<\/p>\n

* The Vice Presidency of Nicaragua is primarily ceremonial though. She will mostly just give speeches, perform in donkey shows, and the like.<\/p>\n

* She looks like she runs a second rate art gallery in Tuscon.<\/p>\n

* There has been a long historic precedent of women rulers holding up dynasties, stretching back thousands of years to the world’s first civilizations.<\/p>\n

But I guess we haven\u2019t had a supreme woman overlord yet here in the USA, so wow, a historic moment!<\/p>\n

* Steve, that\u2019s the whole point of feminism. Its the revolt of rich, aristocratic women over the tendency of societies to consider in the least the mass of ordinary men who go off to die in wars in hideous ways and great numbers. After all, who matters more, the Unknown Soldier or some rich diva who would really, really like to boss around the nation?<\/p>\n

And its why there is a real war of the sexes, without much real fraternization. Oh sure women like Hillary! will put up with a philandering Bill, but Executive Order 666 calling for the immediate and compulsory castration of all Straight White Men is surely in the works.<\/p>\n

I can see Cacklepants now, the cankles of death looming over the White House as she and her feminist harpies (are there any other kind) inflict the Reign of Queen Leona Helmsley XVI upon us all.<\/p>\n

And that\u2019s why the GOPe is oh so obviously plotting to Dump Trump and put in Paul Ryan. The feminist \u201cI can\u2019t even, Wow Just Wow,\u201d method of making something randomly socially unacceptable by Straight White Males only, in favor of ultra-foreigners, is pulling in huge and predictable numbers of White women who live for what is socially unacceptable (White men who they HATE HATE HATE for not being ultra-dominant Masters of the Universe) and what is in fashion (Third World minor aristocrats who can barely bathe themselves).<\/p>\n

Yeah of course Newt, Pence, and the rest of the cucks are cackling along with the feminists. Everyone knows White Men must \u201cknow their place\u201d and most of that is an outright war by feminists\/women who just can\u2019t stand that they didn\u2019t get the Romance Novel husband of their dreams. And are out for revenge.<\/p>\n

* Is it true that sharks die if they stop moving? Because that seems a bit like how it must be for dyansticism: lose influence or power for very long and your patrons will find other powerful people who may serve them better. That\u2019s why the two \u201cgreat\u201d dynasties of our era \u2013 the Bush and Clinton families \u2013 seem to pretty much never let up. Feminism helps to fill that generation gap by increasing the number of family members who can run.<\/p>\n

Jeb and George ran for governorships the very election after their father lost his re-election bid. After W left the White House they began positioning Jeb to run for president and Jeb\u2019s son to run for governor or senator in Texas. I\u2019d imagine that the effort to get P. elected to even higher office is in overdrive now that Jeb\u2019s presidential bid has fallen flat on its face.<\/p>\n

The Clintons are even more obsessed than the Bush family. Hillary\u2019s senate term began even before Bill was out of the White House, and the Clintons have used their \u201ccharitable\u201d foundation to keep all sorts of associates flush with cash and ready for the Clintons to make their next move. If Hillary loses her bid for the White House Chelsea will be running for office in 2018, or at least by 2020. If Hillary wins Chelsea may jump into politics even while her mother is in office. Look for Hillary to appoint a New York senator and\/or Chelsea\u2019s House representative \u2013 my, what a coincidence! \u2013 to her cabinet to clear the path for Chelsea to run. Chelsea will have no problems raising money, and New Yorkers are cynical and corrupt enough not to care about the very brazen attempt to perpetuate the dynasty. They\u2019d think it was cool, and they\u2019d be more than happy to have a congressthing who has so much pull with the president.<\/p>\n

Importantly, these dynastic families know how to pick their states: big, rich states (Florida, Texas, New York) with lots of media attention and enough billionaires to finance national campaigns \u2013 and to fill your pockets in other ways.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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