If there was a Mt. Rushmore for American women - who would be on it? Besides Hilary of course.

Proving me right wrote:

I always say you are one of the biggest idiots on letsrun, and you sure like to come through and prove just how right I am. Thanks for being extra stupid today. Every time I think you couldn’t be more stupid you come through to push that bar of stupidity ever lower. Good job, fool.

It’s interesting to note your response to logic and reason. It’s very predictable I must say.

Megyn Kelly, Katie Couric, Jenna Bush, Rosie O'Donnell

What is logical or reasonable about denying Rosa Parks role in the Civil Rights movement? Or the importance of the Civil Rights movement?But since you are probably a Trumpee / Birther I wonder if you even acknowledge the fact that there was indeed a Civil Rights movement.Continue being a white male self pitying GOP snowflake. If you pray hard enough to your Trump statue maybe Ronnie R will come back to life and all the brown people will just go away.

John Utah wrote:

Proving me right wrote:

I always say you are one of the biggest idiots on letsrun, and you sure like to come through and prove just how right I am. Thanks for being extra stupid today. Every time I think you couldn’t be more stupid you come through to push that bar of stupidity ever lower. Good job, fool.

It’s interesting to note your response to logic and reason. It’s very predictable I must say.

John Utah wrote:

Proving me right wrote:

I always say you are one of the biggest idiots on letsrun, and you sure like to come through and prove just how right I am. Thanks for being extra stupid today. Every time I think you couldn’t be more stupid you come through to push that bar of stupidity ever lower. Good job, fool.

It’s interesting to note your response to logic and reason. It’s very predictable I must say.

You're just trying to agitate folks by negating the significance of the Civil Rights movement, of which Parks was the female figurehead.

No American in his/her right mind could deny the importance of that movement.

Precious Roy wrote:

Emma Goldman, Helen Keller, Gloria Steinem, Rachel Carson

Rachel Carson? Author of Silent Spring?

She ushered in the era of political policy driven by junk science. She was responsible for the deaths of approximately 35 million people due to the spread of malaria after the miracle pesticide DDT was effectively banned world wide based on the scare mongering in her junk science book. Most of the ones who died were kids. She is one of the worst killers the world has ever seen.

She belongs up there with Hitler, Pol Pot, and Mao.

We can do better than that.

Helen Keller? Seriously? I'd be willing to bet she could never see having a monument for herself.

Hillary would be excluded. She has done nothing. Eleanor Roosevelt. Susan B. Anthony. Rosa Parks.Oprah Winfrey. Not Killary.

Sob Baget wrote:

Hillary would be excluded. She has done nothing. Eleanor Roosevelt. Susan B. Anthony. Rosa Parks.Oprah Winfrey. Not Killary.

So, are you libs saying that real achievements, like science, mathematics, engineering, exploration, space travel, entrepreneurialism, R&D and such are for men and that women are only good for protesting and gossip talk shows and things of that nature? You guys are horrible misogynists.

John Utah wrote:

All He Does Is Win wrote:

And in a few minutes you're more educated than John Utah who can't think of a single person.

I will acknowledge that I do not have a degree in victimology.

She wasn't a victim moron. She fought for her right to sit wherever she felt like. You are such an ignorant blowhard.

John Utah wrote:

Sob Baget wrote:

Hillary would be excluded. She has done nothing. Eleanor Roosevelt. Susan B. Anthony. Rosa Parks.Oprah Winfrey. Not Killary.

So, are you libs saying that real achievements, like science, mathematics, engineering, exploration, space travel, entrepreneurialism, R&D and such are for men and that women are only good for protesting and gossip talk shows and things of that nature? You guys are horrible misogynists.

Nobody said that Johnny. And you still haven't offered any names.

you'd have to find a Ms Rushmore first

DiscoGary wrote:

Precious Roy wrote:

Emma Goldman, Helen Keller, Gloria Steinem, Rachel Carson

Rachel Carson? Author of Silent Spring?

She ushered in the era of political policy driven by junk science. She was responsible for the deaths of approximately 35 million people due to the spread of malaria after the miracle pesticide DDT was effectively banned world wide based on the scare mongering in her junk science book. Most of the ones who died were kids. She is one of the worst killers the world has ever seen.

She belongs up there with Hitler, Pol Pot, and Mao.

We can do better than that.

While the road to hell is paved with the best of intentions, you can't equate Rachel Carson with those guys. Perhaps a better comparison would be the hellish existence Mother Theresa subjected all those poor women and children to by denying them birth control.

On second thought, Rachel Carson had no idea how many would suffer...

I'm not a lib, but I'm saying that.

John Utah wrote:

Sob Baget wrote:

Hillary would be excluded. She has done nothing. Eleanor Roosevelt. Susan B. Anthony. Rosa Parks.Oprah Winfrey. Not Killary.

So, are you libs saying that real achievements, like science, mathematics, engineering, exploration, space travel, entrepreneurialism, R&D and such are for men and that women are only good for protesting and gossip talk shows and things of that nature? You guys are horrible misogynists.

Gotta start with an astronut. Lisa Nowak would receive my vote.

http://www.denverpost.com/2007/02/05/diaper-wearing-astronaut-jailed-in-love-triangle-plot/

The "can you run an 8 minute mile" gal wearing black.

Janet Reno

Madeline Albright (sp?)

Geraldine Ferraro

Grace Hopper

The OP must be upset because he can't get a date. Truth be told, until the last 40 years or so, there was a lot of institutional discrimination towards women. Now, that is not the case. Given that most college and graduate degrees are going to women (60/40 ratio), I'd say the most influential women are yet to come. Sandra Day O'Connor, Christa McAuliffe, and Condoleezza Rice come to mind. But like I said, the current and next generation of leaders is going to be mostly women.

Eleanor Roosevelt for certain.