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seabeyond

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19. I didn't like the idea being conditioned in the patriarchy along with the rest, but upon
Sat Jun 11, 2016, 10:49 AM
Jun 2016

consideration I have been really liking this idea. People that won't vote for women, won't vote for Clinton whether there is another woman on the ticket or not. Strong voices of women to be heard all this time, would be great. One of the nifty I have seen in this primary, is so many of the voices are women, and that has been a blast.

Optically, it will not have the image of the man, VP, being in the supportive role we see so much with women, but two women in autonomy.

The glass ceiling not only broken, or shattered, but obliterated.

I have since really come to love the idea of two woman ticket.

I think there is a large group of men who would flor-de-jasmim Jun 2016 #1
yea, I suppose so. I won't even then say what my other really radical idea was then, heh One Black Sheep Jun 2016 #4
Or, gasp, a lesbian!!!! nt justiceischeap Jun 2016 #8
touché! Now you're talkin' One Black Sheep Jun 2016 #9
Michelle Obama Fumesucker Jun 2016 #22
As a rational man metroins Jun 2016 #31
I think it would be stupid if she was only looking for a woman Travis_0004 Jun 2016 #2
fair enough. One Black Sheep Jun 2016 #5
For some reason, it's OK when men are only looking for men. athena Jun 2016 #14
I think that's a silly reason Madam Mossfern Jun 2016 #3
I like your answer, and I tend to agree. One Black Sheep Jun 2016 #6
IMHO Madam Mossfern Jun 2016 #7
For me, if two candidates are equal, I will vote for the woman first. Agnosticsherbet Jun 2016 #28
Are you trying to lose the GE? woolldog Jun 2016 #10
Ok, but I have seen a lot of talk about Warren being considered for VP One Black Sheep Jun 2016 #12
If one is psychologically consumed by demographics.... Smarmie Doofus Jun 2016 #11
The notion that Hillary needs a man... yallerdawg Jun 2016 #13
good post. One Black Sheep Jun 2016 #15
Hillary should pick the best qualified VP that will help to unite the party.... BooScout Jun 2016 #16
What a splendid idea!!! Ino Jun 2016 #17
Hillary along with the DNC randr Jun 2016 #18
I didn't like the idea being conditioned in the patriarchy along with the rest, but upon seabeyond Jun 2016 #19
An all-female jury aquitted George Zimmerman davidn3600 Jun 2016 #20
All women... Zimmerman. OK? Second, "women have more wisdom than men" Your argument, not mine. seabeyond Jun 2016 #25
Im just pointing out the sexism you seem to be oblivious to. That's all. davidn3600 Jun 2016 #29
David, you give me a whole lot of things I do not think or state, and I do not play this game. seabeyond Jun 2016 #33
It would certainly appeal to the "identity politics" crowd. Lizzie Poppet Jun 2016 #21
then do not vote for her. Otherwise, you post is empty of anything really. I do not get it. seabeyond Jun 2016 #26
Michelle Obama Fumesucker Jun 2016 #23
Why do you think Trump will choose a white male? oberliner Jun 2016 #24
Paul Manafort already called it "pandering" Skinner Jun 2016 #27
Trump has been known to defy his advisors oberliner Jun 2016 #34
I would like to see a young up and coming star of the Democratic Party. Tikki Jun 2016 #30
Trump may choose a female SCantiGOP Jun 2016 #32
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