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In reply to the discussion: I didn't vote for a woman in 2016 [View all]mr_lebowski
(33,643 posts)82. A male who's shown solid and unequivocable support for women's issues
Will suffice for ME, given the expected stakes in 2020. The gender of our nominee is not the end-all be-all when it comes to 'fighting for equality' by our party.
In the even that Trump is gone and the Pubbies have nominated someone who I don't fear will hasten the end of the damn world dramatically like IQ45, I'm prepared to be a little more flexible on making 'the female gender' my most important defining characteristic of the Democratic nominee.
Just speaking for myself, and I'm not saying 'I'm right', it's just how I feel.
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"I just think it's odd to think someone can't do something based on what's between their legs."
Squinch
Dec 2018
#66
I'll vote for the best, but if all else is equal I will vote for the woman. n/t
Chemisse
Dec 2018
#52
For me, choosing from the list of Democratic possibilities being floated, all else IS equal.
Squinch
Dec 2018
#89
Why would I need to analyze Sarah Silverman's actions? I didn't answer the question
Squinch
Dec 2018
#93
Been where you're at and it is exasperating, isn't it? I think some folks consider
Atticus
Dec 2018
#101
I too would like to see a female president... but your stated policy borders on sexism
FBaggins
Dec 2018
#53
Additional, yes but that does not mean that - in total - they would beat all white males
karynnj
Dec 2018
#27
Your "wall of white penises" comment is not to far off...maybe it's time to try something different
InAbLuEsTaTe
Dec 2018
#85
So do I. But if the primary is between a Democratic man and a Democratic woman,
Squinch
Dec 2018
#86
I vote for what's between their legs and the hue of their skin. Every time. nt
MadDAsHell
Dec 2018
#102