Terry McAuliffe, Clinton’s campaign director, responded earlier this evening to a direct question by Keith Olbermann regarding Hillary’s contradictory statements on Michigan. He declared that it is okay for Hillary to claim votes/delegates from Michigan, in spite of her earlier commitment to discount the election, because the other candidates made a political decision to take their names off the ballot. (So much for honoring the DNC’s request.) So it seems that her change of heart is their problem, not hers. Wow! (Btw, why did she stay on the ballot for an election that she claimed would not count?)

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[It’s the middle of the night—the usual time.  A bedside phone rings in a rustic motel in a small town in Kentucky.  Hillary Clinton answers.]

Genie:  Is this Hillary Clinton?

HC:  Yes...yes, I am.

Genie:  I’m with Genie Local 9, a hard-working, white, American local of the Genie National Brotherhood.  Getting involved in politics is against our rules.  But every rule has an exception.  We have been moved by your pleas to the Democratic Party Establishment to allow the voices of the good citizens of Michigan and Florida to be heard.  We will grant your wish.  The Florida and Michigan delegations will be seated based on the results of the outlawed primary elections.

It is time that feminists who have supported Clinton for the right reasons step up to the plate and criticize her for unacceptable remarks and practices. The women’s movement has been deeply divided over the Clinton candidacy. Yet what started out as a legitimate disagreement about the merits of the candidates and their agendas has turned into a test of one’s feminist credentials. But the test is perverse. It is not a test of feminist principles and values. It has become a test of loyalty to Clinton, in spite of the fact that she is undermining basic feminist values.