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05-23-2016, 02:58 PM
Women sound off
“Some women I encounter act as if I’ve betrayed some kind of secret society,” says Changa. “I reject this brand of feminism. I’m not only voting for my gender, I’m voting for other issues.”
Good for you.
Women (http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/women) from across the political spectrum, who often can’t agree on basic policy, are united in their opposition to Hillary.Many women simply don’t see themselves reflected in Clinton. While most second-wave feminists know her long record of women’s rights advocacy and want to see a female commander-in-chief in their lifetimes, younger feminists are more concerned with a movement that includes women from diverse racial and socioeconomic backgrounds.
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Trump supporter Lynette Hardaway sees her candidate’s lack of compassion as a strength. The North Carolina mother says American women would benefit most from a businessman running the country. “Hillary Clinton is not a take-charge person,” says Hardaway, who adds that Obama is too “soft-spoken” and “let things get out of hand”. “Trump knows that women want security, he knows women want good jobs, women want a strong economy, he will be good for women’s health … He makes the women feel like ‘we got y’all.’”
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/may/23/women-female-voters-us-election-hillary-clinton
“Some women I encounter act as if I’ve betrayed some kind of secret society,” says Changa. “I reject this brand of feminism. I’m not only voting for my gender, I’m voting for other issues.”
Good for you.
Women (http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/women) from across the political spectrum, who often can’t agree on basic policy, are united in their opposition to Hillary.Many women simply don’t see themselves reflected in Clinton. While most second-wave feminists know her long record of women’s rights advocacy and want to see a female commander-in-chief in their lifetimes, younger feminists are more concerned with a movement that includes women from diverse racial and socioeconomic backgrounds.
even better news
Trump supporter Lynette Hardaway sees her candidate’s lack of compassion as a strength. The North Carolina mother says American women would benefit most from a businessman running the country. “Hillary Clinton is not a take-charge person,” says Hardaway, who adds that Obama is too “soft-spoken” and “let things get out of hand”. “Trump knows that women want security, he knows women want good jobs, women want a strong economy, he will be good for women’s health … He makes the women feel like ‘we got y’all.’”
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/may/23/women-female-voters-us-election-hillary-clinton