Carly Fiorina was on Face the Nation this morning. She is McCain's new spokesperson. You can find her if you google Carly Fiorina enterprises. She is impressive if you believe everything that is on her website.

However, on Face the Nation, she said she had received SO MANY messages from women, Hillary supporters too, who are thrilled beyond wet panties (okay that's my simile) that Sarah Palin is on McCain's ticket.

So I thought I should weigh in with her to give another side to her burbling. Here is what I sent to her after clicking on "contact" on her website:

"In your remarks on Face the Nation today, you said you had received many messages from women, many former Hillary supporters, who were engaged and thrilled to have Sarah Palin on the Republican ticket.

I was and am a Hillary supporter. The abortion issue is no longer on my personal agenda but I believe my sisters have the right to the same choices men do. Please don't suggest, as you did, that it is the only reason women supported HIllary.

My other issues concern religious domination of every other facet of life. Religion, whether it is Islam or Christian or any other, does not belong in politics. It is at the root of most wars.

Hillary also is on my side on the ecology, on health care, on education for the poor, on the war, to mention just a few.

Mrs. Palin, an NRA member and supporter of oil drilling any and everywhere, would not be my choice for anything but Mother of the Year. And who is going to mother her children if she is elected? Or does she think she can balance this particular job with her family? Even men, who have not traditionally been caregivers at home, have not been able to do so once they reach high office.

It is important that you understand, as the newly anointed (and I choose that word carefully) female (and I choose that word carefully) voice of the Republican party, know that McCain and Palin are not a slam-dunk, not by any means, and if this country is to survive, they should not prevail.

Sincerely,"

Well, I didn't get rabid because you never make points that way, but I oh so wanted to smack her one. You should have heard that interview.

If any of you want to weigh in with her, please do. She needs to hear that the women out there (and men, too, if you please) are not clinging to the hem of any female garment merely because it's there.

xx, Teal