[jmyrlefuller]

What disturbs me is how many women say they will vote for her strictly because she’s a woman. That is truly disturbing.

Fortunately, there are far more out there who will always vote against her because she’s Hillary. So we still have a chance.

[jennyjenny]

Fortunately, there are far more out there who will always vote against her because she’s Hillary.

I haven't come across one woman who says she will vote for Hillary but, interestingly enough, I've come across many who say for the first time ever, they will actively work against a candidate should she get the nomination.

[snugs]

I find the sisterhood thing very hard to understand. On one hand they scream equality but then want affirmative action to ensure it or more.

They want their cake and to get to eat it to.

IMHO the best advocate for women in public life but remaining the correct balance is Lynne Cheney she had/has a career of her own but knows when to back off and when to go on the offensive and never pulls the sisterhood card.

She got where she got on brains and obviously connections but not by affirmative action.