Posted AT 9:01 AM EST on 04/06/08
So we haven't come a long way, baby
I cheered her on because she is a woman. There. Is that so wrong? Why shouldn't I, a middle-aged woman who has spent her adult life watching women fight for equality between the sexes, pin my hopes on the first woman to have a credible shot at the U.S.
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