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[Skwmom]

1. And the sky is green.

[99Forever]

2. Wah fucking wah.

The eternal victim.

Just one more reason HRH is not fit to hold ANY office.

[99Forever]

7. Deliberately misinterpret much?

Who the fuck do you think you're fooling? It sure ain't me.

[Dem2]

14. My god could you be any more nasty?

This primary has really brought out the worst in people.

[CrowCityDem]

3. Look at any of the main 'liberal' sites...

like Salon, The Nation, HuffPo, and the like. They're almost uniformly anti-Hillary every day.

[onecaliberal]

5. In the land of you got that exactly backward, no where else is that remotely true.

[Arkansas Granny]

6. And she's still leading in the polls, delegate count and popular votes.

Go Hillary.

[EndElectoral]

8. Perhaps there is a real significant reason she should be receiving negative coverage!

[Punkingal]

9. Biggest load of horse shit ever posted.

[itsrobert]

10. You mean Camp Pinocchio had been lying

About how the media is always against them as Hillary gets favorable press? And I trusted Camp Pinocchio so much.

[Viva_La_Revolution]

11. ummm, perhaps her terrible decisions might have a bit to do with that

[procon]

12. Regardlless of who it is, women are hobbled by prejudices right out of the gate.

Longstanding gender biases already diminish women as being unworthy of equality, pay, civil rights, human rights and reproductive rights. They are denied respect, their accomplishments are automatically tagged with asterisks, their intelligence is questioned. Unlike men of similar stature, there is no recognition of a woman's earned skills, experience or expertise, and no respect for her accumulated gravitas, clout, and power. HRC hits every one of those buttons, and the media damns her for both negative and positive stories, so the built in biases are hard to ignore, but generally accepted by the public.

This is a repetitive story that effects many women, not just powerful public figures. When a woman breaks out the stereotyped image that society uses to force them into the traditionally acceptable roles of submissive sex objects, mothers and housewives, and she instead becomes an assertive, outspokenly whole person, she challenges the patriarchal society's purview that men are still the ruling class and superior to women in every way.

Women still have a long way to go to attain parity.