Brooke Hogan Voting Comments Video
Brooke Hogan set the Women’s Lib Movement back about 100 years when she questioned why the logic of a woman running for President on last night’s episode of the VH1 reality series Brooke Knows Best.
“You know what? I am actually not that much into voting. I think it’s kinda crazy that a woman is 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 couldn’t be able to run a country, ‘cause I’d be crying one day and yelling at people the next day, ya know?”
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On July 21st 2008, Lindsey wrote:
This makes me want to punch her in the face and I’m not even the slightest bit aggresive. This chick is unbelievably dumb. Why oh why?
On July 22nd 2008, andstam wrote:
Miss Brooke Hogan’s comments pertaining to how a woman should not be President show her ignorance. Perhaps Miss Hogan needs to seek professional help if she feels her hormonal elevations cause disruptions in how effective she is on making decisions because such disruptions are abnormal. Moreover, the minuscule amount of respect I had for her has disappeared. She needs to be a role model for the youth of this country and comments that degrade women are far from the verbal protocol of a role model. A female is just a capable, if not more capable, to hold high power positions within our society. I wish she could understand the misogynistic attitudes that especially middle and lower class females face on a daily basis. For every dollar a male earns, a female earns only 77 cents. Females earn less than their male counterparts even if the female has the same career, education, and experience. This pay discrepancy may not seem much to an uppity and affluent individual like Miss Hogan, but to middle and lower class single mother households the discrepancy is significant. Furthermore, males have the capacity to be less effective leaders based on the hormone testosterone. Many male leaders such as Bill Clinton, Larry Craig, and David Vitter have allowed their thinking to become cloudy due to this hormone. Miss Hogan should reflect and address her sexist, insensitive comments.
On July 27th 2008, Amsterdam wrote:
Does this really shock anyone of you that much?? ….surprise: She’s not a Harvard Scholar!
On September 11th 2008, JC wrote:
Shes a fuckin moron, but a physically attractive fuckin moron. Reminds me of Palin.
Yay for coincidence!!
On November 19th 2008, chris wrote:
She’s attractive unless she speaks. Then not so much. Thank God we have more choice in picking women as friends or companions than a bunch of Brooke Hogan clones.