And I think electing the first woman president is a very, very, very big deal. And I will add I certainly understand there are gender issues that I would love to see eradicated from society.
I'm just saying that running a campaign based on what Albright said... being associated with ridiculous statements like this... and expected women to vote for you just because you are a woman is foolhardy strategy. And the NH exit polls proves this to be correct.
No, I am not saying this is what the Hillary Campaign is all about. I understand its a whole lot more. Its why I support her candidacy so strongly. But in politics, when you are trying to get elected, how you are perceived is important. Millions of people were hearing Albright's statement for the first time. And they tied it to the Clinton campaign. And it hurt her Presidential effort. Both with men and women.
The thread wanted replies related to why men are having a difficult time voting for Hillary. This terrible move on behalf of the Clinton i campaign isn't the only reason but it is a part of the reason.
If Hillary Clinton doesn't improve her position among men (and women btw) she is not going to be President. I hope the campaign will adjust to these difficulties and make the fixes necessary so we can move on to victory, instead of acting like some posters here in getting angry, making accusations, and pretending that everything is ok when it is not.
There are some people here that have to understand how politics work.