Democratic Primaries

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8. Well said. Many women, especially the ones who entered the workforce in the late 70s

Mon Mar 23, 2020, 01:56 PM

Mar 2020

worked hard to be judged on the merit. Did not want to be treated preferentially because of their gender and their co workers and bosses appreciated it and they were handsomely rewarded.

We had a woman nominee in 2016 so why the disappointment?

Warren did not speak to the majority of the voters just as Sanders did not.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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How the sting of an Elizabeth Warren defeat felt different for young women [View all] Shrek Mar 2020 OP

Count me in here... though I am a dude. She really "spoke" to me. nt zonkers Mar 2020 #1

As an old white guy I've been disappointed this year after helping to cast a winning vote for abqtommy Mar 2020 #5

I hear ya. Thanks for positivity.. zonkers Mar 2020 #7

"Make no mistake, the clear winner of this primary will be white male mediocrity." bluescribbler Mar 2020 #2

I guess I am a half glass full sort treestar Mar 2020 #3

We also have a female speaker of the house William769 Mar 2020 #6

Well said. Many women, especially the ones who entered the workforce in the late 70s question everything Mar 2020 #8

The young women pattyloutwo Mar 2020 #4