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I heard this on two of the TV talk shows yesterday although I can't remember which ones. One of the guests on one of them said it was bad strategy for the Hillary campaign to make it look like she couldn't handle the guys ganging up on her during the debate which I assume was the response her campaign took after Tuesday's debate was over.
So what do you think? If she is emphasizing she's a woman as part of her strategy to attract the female vote, is it smart or not smart of her campaign to make it look like she's being picked on because she's a woman? Do you think that strategy will be assessed differently by male and female primary voters? How would that play during the general election?
Okay, that's the good strategy or not good strategy question. The next question is: In your opinion, were the other Democratic candidates (and based on her response, the moderators) picking on her because she's a woman or because she's the front-runner?
Lastly, did you feel sorry for her during the debate and would that have been your reaction if she was a man? Or, did you think it was about time the other candidates went after her as the front-runner implying that maybe they held back in the past because she is a woman?
When you respond can you please identify yourself as male or female, Democrat or Republican or Independent?
It is just another ploy wants to be President, but cant pick on her because she is a girl, weak, personally I dont think they are even picking on her, they are doing what candidates do to each other . No I didnt feel sorry for her, her policies suck. I am a female, republican.
First of all, Hillary is far from a "girl" if anything she is much closer to an old woman. 60 years old certainly qualifies as older. What is this with her suddenly playing coy. Her feminists roots are deep, I would think she would be totally oposed to now trying to play the gender card.
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First of all, Hillary is far from a "girl" if anything she is much closer to an old woman. 60 years old certainly qualifies as older. What is this with her suddenly playing coy. Her feminists roots are deep, I would think she would be totally oposed to now trying to play the gender card.
She's a P*O*L*I*T*I*C*A*N like all the others, ALL cards are on the table including the Jokers.
Does anyone seriously believe that isn't the case with any candidate of either party at the national level?
She claimed the moderator was playing "gotcha" when asked a yes or no question! The others probably did target her because she was the frontrunner. If she's whining about that and claiming she was picked on then I really don't want her in office. Ahmadinejad is much meaner than John Edwards.
Mark the calendars...we have seen the peak of the Hillary Campaign...the bubble has burst.
There will be no giant come-back...all of her substance, which was minute has leaked out onto the floor...
What was so sad...It was HER turn...to be President...Bill got his turn...WAAAAH!!!!!!
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