RUSH: You know, you can say Geraldine Ferraro. I don't think Geraldine Ferraro had much to say about what happened in '84. That was Mondale. The top of the ticket is what wins or loses in these things, and I don't mean to be disrespectful here but I think all of these movements in the country are cyclical. Most of these movements are liberal movements, and they come alive at what are considered to be opportune times. My general assessment of the militantism of feminism is that it's dormant....

RUSH: You know, you can say Geraldine Ferraro. I don't think Geraldine Ferraro had much to say about what happened in '84. That was Mondale. The top of the ticket is what wins or loses in these things, and I don't mean to be disrespectful here but I think all of these movements in the country are cyclical. Most of these movements are liberal movements, and they come alive at what are considered to be opportune times. My general assessment of the militantism of feminism is that it's dormant....

CALLER: Yeah, well, I mean I have a lot of conservative and a lot of liberal friends, and some of my less liberal Democratic friends have even voted for Bush just because they did not want to see a change right now. They thought even if they didn't agree with being there right now, in Iraq, they did not think it would be better to change leadership, to have a hand over of power.

RUSH: All right, let me tackle this because anecdotal evidence is tough to deal with. I mean, I could sit here...

RUSH: You know, you can say Geraldine Ferraro. I don't think Geraldine Ferraro had much to say about what happened in '84. That was Mondale. The top of the ticket is what wins or loses in these things, and I don't mean to be disrespectful here but I think all of these movements in the country are cyclical. Most of these movements are liberal movements, and they come alive at what are considered to be opportune times. My general assessment of the militantism of feminism is that it's dormant....

RUSH: You know, you can say Geraldine Ferraro. I don't think Geraldine Ferraro had much to say about what happened in '84. That was Mondale. The top of the ticket is what wins or loses in these things, and I don't mean to be disrespectful here but I think all of these movements in the country are cyclical. Most of these movements are liberal movements, and they come alive at what are considered to be opportune times. My general assessment of the militantism of feminism is that it's dormant....