[AzaleaCity5691]

I’ve voted for and supported women in the past. In fact, the main driving factor in me becoming Republican in what was then a one party state was that our female state Senator was running for governor in the primary that year.

Having said that, I prefer female candidates who are demure, have grace and charm and who run as ladies and not as these sort of second-generation feminist candidates that all female candidates in the country seem to be.

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I prefer female candidates who are demure, have grace and charm and who run as ladies and not as these sort of second-generation feminist candidates that all female candidates in the country seem to be.

My guess is you've not seen Nikki Haley live, and scores of other women in politics like Michelle Bachman and Sarah Palin. Those women and many more are "ladies". But you're still making sweeping generalizations about women that are based on who knows what perception you have of women who have careers outside the home. Most of what you have said is outrageous and not based in reality.