02-06-2007, 02:36 PM
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She certainly gave her opponents a nice soundbite, didn't she?
She's trying to show how strong and forceful she is, and it just comes out bossy and demanding.
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As is often the case when women in positions of power or authority are assertive. They're called b*tches, and men are called, well, assertive. It's a shame, but women in positions like hers need to be extra careful how they come across because they're extra likely to be misinterpreted, and judged on the fact that they're female, rather than what they have to say. |
Now don't go saying that. The fact that she is 'somewhat' female has nothing to do with why I hate her. She epitomizes the politician who believes she/he is so smart, she should be in charge of other people's lives. She is even more arrogant and condescending than Gore. |
Actually I have to confess to almost total ignorance when it comes to Hillary Clinton - my post was more of a generalised comment rather that one specifically about her. If she's hatable (is that a word?? lol) then it doesn't matter whether she's male or female!
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