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<blockquote data-quote="SueEllenRules!" data-source="post: 20278" data-attributes="member: 87">That&#039;s not a perfectly valid question?It would be one thing if you were expected to vote for a candidate because she&#039;s a woman. It&#039;s another thing entirely when you&#039;re being asked to vote for a candidate despite the fact that she&#039;s a woman.Many men aren&#039;t intimidated by women in general. However, when it comes to a highly intelligent, highly capable, highly accomplished woman like Hillary Clinton, that&#039;s a horse of an entirely different color. [cue McGarrett or another of his sexist pals to disparage Hillary Clinton by comparing her to a horse]Oh, dear God. Seriously? <img src="http://www.hazelnet.org/icon/emote/yikes.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":eck:" title="eck&nbsp; &nbsp; :eck:" data-shortname=":eck:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="SueEllenRules!, post: 20278, member: 87"] That's not a perfectly valid question? It would be one thing if you were expected to vote for a candidate [B][I]because[/I][/B] she's a woman. It's another thing entirely when you're being asked to vote for a candidate [B][I]despite[/I][/B] the fact that she's a woman. Many men aren't intimidated by women in general. However, when it comes to a highly intelligent, highly capable, highly accomplished woman like Hillary Clinton, that's a horse of an entirely different color. [cue McGarrett or another of his sexist pals to disparage Hillary Clinton by comparing her to a horse] Oh, dear God. Seriously? :eck: [/QUOTE]

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