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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 82909" data-attributes="member: 35">Who the hell said it played no role?&nbsp; What we&#039;re saying is that it wasn&#039;t the defining role.&nbsp; Her popular vote win vs. electoral college loss tends to back us up.And as far as knowing &quot;all there is to know on the subject,&quot; I do know that Hillary and her supporters will cry sexism when criticized, but have no problem trashing their female detractors.&nbsp; Nina Turner, Jill Stein, and even Susan Sarandon have received a ton of hate from female Hillary supporters.&nbsp; But you don&#039;t hear them calling that misogyny, do you? As I&#039;ve said before, it&#039;s only misogyny when an old Jewish socialist attacks neoliberal women on policy and Wall Street.&nbsp; I also remember you accusing me of not liking &quot;highly capable women,&quot; even though I voted for a woman who is a Harvard educated doctor.&nbsp; So yeah, misogyny is often used disingenuously.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 82909, member: 35"] Who the hell said it played [I]no[/I] role? What we're saying is that it wasn't the [I]defining[/I] role. Her popular vote win vs. electoral college loss tends to back us up. And as far as knowing "all there is to know on the subject," I do know that Hillary and her supporters will cry sexism when criticized, but have no problem trashing their female detractors. Nina Turner, Jill Stein, and even Susan Sarandon have received a ton of hate from female Hillary supporters. But you don't hear them calling that misogyny, do you? As I've said before, it's only misogyny when an old Jewish socialist attacks neoliberal women on policy and Wall Street. I also remember you accusing me of not liking "highly capable women," even though I voted for a woman who is a Harvard educated doctor. So yeah, misogyny is often used disingenuously. [/QUOTE]

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