CNN Panel Shows Its Clinton Bias
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not responding to you genderbating questions. and FYI Hillary is currently under investigation about classified government documents on her private email and allegations of accepting foreign donations to her Clinton foundation.
in 2008 -2014 people who oppose Obama's policies where called racist. genderbating, trying to paint Hillary opponents as hating women won't work this time. Hillary and company insulted women who don't support Hillary earlier this year and it backfired on Hillary causing her to lose many female supporters.
http://www.unionleader.com/Playing-the-gender-card-Hillary-Clinton-insults-female-voters
Trailing Bernie Sanders in the final days before Tuesday’s first-in-the-nation primary, Hillary Clinton got desperate.
She tried to shame young female voters attracted to Sander’s insurgent candidacy into backing her out of a misplaced sense of gender loyalty.
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Electing the first female President has been the subtext of Clinton’s campaign from the start, but when she gets into trouble, she makes the appeal overtly.
During last week’s debate at UNH, Clinton tried to claim that running to be the first female President meant she was not part of the political establishment. In doing so, she implied that her gender trumped her years as first lady, U.S. senator and secretary of state.
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The Clinton campaign is misplaying the gender card badly. Feminist icon Gloria Steinem suggested young women are only flocking to the Sanders campaign to meet boys, and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright repeated a well-worn quote of hers, “There’s a special place in hell for women who don’t help each other.”
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Such false feminism demeans women. It might surprise Clinton to know that some female voters have opinions independent of liberal gender politics. Some are even conservative Republicans.
Many men and women look forward to the United States electing our first female President. Clinton’s heavy-handed guilt trip aimed at shaming New Hampshire women further demonstrates why it shouldn’t be her.
Nesbot don't try the gender card with me. it didn't work on women what makes you think it would work on me?
http://www.unionleader.com/Playing-the-gender-card-Hillary-Clinton-insults-female-voters
Trailing Bernie Sanders in the final days before Tuesday’s first-in-the-nation primary, Hillary Clinton got desperate.
She tried to shame young female voters attracted to Sander’s insurgent candidacy into backing her out of a misplaced sense of gender loyalty.
..
Electing the first female President has been the subtext of Clinton’s campaign from the start, but when she gets into trouble, she makes the appeal overtly.
During last week’s debate at UNH, Clinton tried to claim that running to be the first female President meant she was not part of the political establishment. In doing so, she implied that her gender trumped her years as first lady, U.S. senator and secretary of state.
..
The Clinton campaign is misplaying the gender card badly. Feminist icon Gloria Steinem suggested young women are only flocking to the Sanders campaign to meet boys, and former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright repeated a well-worn quote of hers, “There’s a special place in hell for women who don’t help each other.”
..
Such false feminism demeans women. It might surprise Clinton to know that some female voters have opinions independent of liberal gender politics. Some are even conservative Republicans.
Many men and women look forward to the United States electing our first female President. Clinton’s heavy-handed guilt trip aimed at shaming New Hampshire women further demonstrates why it shouldn’t be her.
Nesbot don't try the gender card with me. it didn't work on women what makes you think it would work on me?
gender-bating will have consequences
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/h-a-goodman/new-hampshire-women-chose-bernie-sanders_b_9200174.html
New Hampshire Women Chose Bernie Sanders in a Landslide, Not Hillary Clinton
The win for Bernie Sanders in New Hampshire isn’t only enormous in terms of momentum, it undermines the foundation of Hillary Clinton’s campaign. NBC News reports 55% of female voters in New Hampshire chose Bernie Sanders, while 44% voted for Clinton. As potentially the first female president, Clinton still lost the women’s vote to Sanders.
The 74 year old’s lead among a demographic vital to Clinton’s campaign is highlighted in a Bustle article titled Bernie Sanders Wins Women’s Vote In New Hampshire & Beats Hillary Clinton On The Gender Turf:
Early reports about the voter breakdown in the New Hampshire Democratic primary may surprise some poll watchers: not only did Bernie Sanders win the New Hampshire Democratic primary, trouncing Hillary Clinton in a landslide...
Sanders won 53 percent of the female vote compared to Clinton’s 46 percent, according to exit poll analysis by ABC News. Among young women, Sanders’ numbers were even higher: 69 percent of Democratic women under 45 backed him in the primary, a statistic which includes 82 percent of female primary voters under the age of 30...
However, poor polling among younger voters, as well as the media firestorm ignited by highly controversial remarks by former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and feminist activist Gloria Steinem made about women who opt not to vote for Clinton, have made many who assumed Clinton was a sure win among female Democrats second-guessing.
While the New Hampshire win showed that Clinton was extremely vulnerable among white voters (61% voted for Sanders while 37% voted for Clinton), it also proved women throughout the nation might also choose Sanders over the former Secretary of State.
An important statistic, and one that could factor enormously in a general election, is that “69 percent of Democratic women under 45 backed him in the primary.”
When almost 70% of New Hampshire women under 45 vote for Bernie rather than Hillary, American politics is experiencing a revolution led by female voters.
Furthermore, the lead exhibited by Bernie Sanders among New Hampshire’s female voters was foreshadowed by a Think Progress piece titled New Hampshire Women Say They’re Voting Based On Policy, Not Gender:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/h-a-goodman/new-hampshire-women-chose-bernie-sanders_b_9200174.html
New Hampshire Women Chose Bernie Sanders in a Landslide, Not Hillary Clinton
The win for Bernie Sanders in New Hampshire isn’t only enormous in terms of momentum, it undermines the foundation of Hillary Clinton’s campaign. NBC News reports 55% of female voters in New Hampshire chose Bernie Sanders, while 44% voted for Clinton. As potentially the first female president, Clinton still lost the women’s vote to Sanders.
The 74 year old’s lead among a demographic vital to Clinton’s campaign is highlighted in a Bustle article titled Bernie Sanders Wins Women’s Vote In New Hampshire & Beats Hillary Clinton On The Gender Turf:
Early reports about the voter breakdown in the New Hampshire Democratic primary may surprise some poll watchers: not only did Bernie Sanders win the New Hampshire Democratic primary, trouncing Hillary Clinton in a landslide...
Sanders won 53 percent of the female vote compared to Clinton’s 46 percent, according to exit poll analysis by ABC News. Among young women, Sanders’ numbers were even higher: 69 percent of Democratic women under 45 backed him in the primary, a statistic which includes 82 percent of female primary voters under the age of 30...
However, poor polling among younger voters, as well as the media firestorm ignited by highly controversial remarks by former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and feminist activist Gloria Steinem made about women who opt not to vote for Clinton, have made many who assumed Clinton was a sure win among female Democrats second-guessing.
While the New Hampshire win showed that Clinton was extremely vulnerable among white voters (61% voted for Sanders while 37% voted for Clinton), it also proved women throughout the nation might also choose Sanders over the former Secretary of State.
An important statistic, and one that could factor enormously in a general election, is that “69 percent of Democratic women under 45 backed him in the primary.”
When almost 70% of New Hampshire women under 45 vote for Bernie rather than Hillary, American politics is experiencing a revolution led by female voters.
Furthermore, the lead exhibited by Bernie Sanders among New Hampshire’s female voters was foreshadowed by a Think Progress piece titled New Hampshire Women Say They’re Voting Based On Policy, Not Gender:
To be fair, he does have a point in most of the articles he posts. It's just the number of posts about the same issue that has me wondering....
increasing anti-male sentiments does not bother you. only me posting about them bothers you. so far no women here are complaining. only the men are complaining.
a female member here likes my posts and is concerned about the increasing anti-male sentiment in society
https://terb.cc/vbulletin/showthrea...ather-Videos&p=5548922&viewfull=1#post5548922
a female member here likes my posts and is concerned about the increasing anti-male sentiment in society
https://terb.cc/vbulletin/showthrea...ather-Videos&p=5548922&viewfull=1#post5548922
In related news, some of my best friends are black, so I can't POSSIBLY be racist.
You're adorable Canadaman Man. Never stop doing you.
Time Warner is one of Hiliary Clinton's campaign contributors.There has definitely been a bias there.It's amazing how far CNN has fallen in the realm of unbiased journalism.....
Clinton tried to woo young females by trotting out Albright and Steinem -- the younger of the two being 79 years old. :beguiled:
then explain why you leftist males constantly criticize my posts? i like the fact that you deny a woman her agency for liking and agreeing with my posts.
Hillary Clinton is a terrible representative for women.
When her husband was facing allegations of being a sexual predator and allegations of sexual harassment and sexual assault, Hillary Clinton's first response was to do whatever it takes to discredit the accusers.
No consideration was ever given to the merits of the allegations. The Monica Lewinsky allegations proved to be true and Bill Clinton ultimately made a payment to Paula Jones to settle out of court.
"Every woman has the right to be believed." Gimme a break.
And I simply adore the fact that you think one anecdotal example of one woman (with a vested interest in projecting a certain image) agreeing with you somehow validates every nonsensical opinion on women that you foist on us. Keep doing you, Canadaman Man.
women are not complaining about my posts. only you and your male leftist comrades are
'I'm not with her': why women are weary of Hillary Clinton
As a whole, women support Clinton over Trump and Sanders, but 49% of women from across the political spectrum give her an unfavourable rating.
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/may/23/women-female-voters-us-election-hillary-clinton
As a whole, women support Clinton over Trump and Sanders, but 49% of women from across the political spectrum give her an unfavourable rating.
http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/may/23/women-female-voters-us-election-hillary-clinton
I'm not complaining. In fact, I'd love to see one of your posts. Not some lame meme image, or copy paste bullshit, or MRA You Tube video, but, you know, an actual post from you. I bet it'd be cute!
There has NEVER been such a thing as unbiased journalism. The only question is whether you agree with the bias or not.
