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9. I am female. I think. I'm educated. I read and fact find. I can criticize her and

Fri Oct 9, 2015, 05:11 PM

Oct 2015

so can anyone else. If we want a female for president, we can't fall back on 'she's a girl, you can't say boo' and expect being elected.

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Does Criticizing Hillary Clinton Mean You�re Anti-Woman? [View all] GoLeft TV Oct 2015 OP

Oh yes they can and will zeemike Oct 2015 #1

Well I am not a female but I would like to see a woman president. zeemike Oct 2015 #10

agreed completely, zeemike. :D roguevalley Oct 2015 #16

No, and to say so makes a mockery of the feminist movement. djean111 Oct 2015 #2

This is an inherently sexist post Android3.14 Oct 2015 #3

True. But it's not like people here haven't been accused of misogyny thesquanderer Oct 2015 #4

You have that right Android3.14 Oct 2015 #5

Any of those combinations would be a game changer for America. zeemike Oct 2015 #11

I like Warren Angry Dragon Oct 2015 #6

ditto criticizing neoliberlalism--after all, Thatcher was a woman! MisterP Oct 2015 #7

K&R! This post should have hundreds of recommendations! Enthusiast Oct 2015 #8

Not unless you're a misogynist. pnwmom Oct 2015 #12

No. And Critique Is Necessary: NonMetro Oct 2015 #13

Once on a forum Mendocino Oct 2015 #14

just asking the question restorefreedom Oct 2015 #15