From the mouths of celebrities

July 23, 2008 in Reality Show Stars with 10 Comments

Brooke Hogan on the inherent shortcomings of a woman president

“You know what? I am actually not that much into voting. I think it’s kind of crazy that [Hilary Clinton was] running because I think that women deal with a lot of emotions and menopause and PMS and stuff.

“Like, I’m so moody all the time, I know I wouldn’t be able to run a country because I would be crying one day and yelling at people the next day, you know?”

I totally agree 100% – I would hate for there to be an accidental nuclear strike on Iran because the Leader of the Free World was suffering from particularly bad cramps.

Let’s keep the women as slutty interns

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10 Responses to “From the mouths of celebrities”

  1. Natalie July 23, 2008 at 1:20 pm #

    Just when you think she could not possible be any stupider…she opens her dumb mouth. Idiot. I’m glad she doesn’t vote. She’s clearly not intelligent enough to handle the responsibility. In fact, I’d vote for a resolution barring her from EVER voting. And from ever reproducing. Who’s with me?

  2. Never teh Bride July 23, 2008 at 3:15 pm #

    Oh, lordy…

  3. Daruma July 23, 2008 at 3:45 pm #

    Tis true, we are our own worst enemies.

    I always find these specimen – which you can find in every culture on this planet – very strange. Why act all helpless and cute when you could rule the world? And if it’s not an act, why be so proud of being daft?

  4. Lilly Munster July 24, 2008 at 12:14 am #

    To quote a line from the restaurant scene in the movie Ferris Bueller’s Day Off-
    “I weep for the future”.

  5. Tanya A. Brown July 24, 2008 at 12:06 pm #

    Wow. How long has the women’s movement been going on now? Didn’t the second wave start in the 1960s? In the meantime, countries all around the world have had female political leaders, even in some fairly conservative/Muslim countries.

    Yet here in the U.S., we still can’t get past the idea of women being hysterical/emotional and having their poor little brains addled by PMS and menopause.

    I have a suggestion for Brooke: if she feels unable to make good decisions because of her own hormonal difficulties, she should feel free to not vote and to keep her mouth shut regarding political issues.

  6. gemdiva July 24, 2008 at 5:18 pm #

    “…because I think that women deal with a lot of emotions and menopause and PMS and stuff.”

    Whereas men only have to deal with, well, being men. To think we trust the security of the “free” world to beings who can’t find their way around their own sock drawer.

  7. ana July 24, 2008 at 11:01 pm #

    Hey it’s not just cramps, it’s also HORMONES. You know, the chemicals that play a major part in the regulation of chemicals that cause emotions.

  8. raincoaster July 25, 2008 at 4:27 am #

    This is so totally a PR job. Look at her: Brooke Hogan was not born female!

  9. Jennie July 25, 2008 at 10:20 am #

    I am so longing for an end to the current fad of vacuous, implanted bimbos. These idiots are the “examples” for our girls. I cringe when I hear my nieces proclaim their admiration for Paris Hilton and her ilk. We have worked too hard to gain the liberties we have. Hell, we can’t even get an equal rights amendment passed!

    Jennie wept…

  10. Stephanie August 1, 2008 at 2:53 pm #

    Thank you Brooke for sharing your unparalleled intellect with us…Um…go away now