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1) It's very hard for a woman to be elected president. 2) The electorate demographic without college degrees is more likely to make an emotional decision that
by dave333 2y ago
1) It's very hard for a woman to be elected president.
2) The electorate demographic without college degrees is more likely to make an emotional decision that is more easily manipulated with Trump-style bombast.
Not in a battleground state, I didn't see any advertising, but the Dems should have pounded Trump as a criminal sex offending lying hypocrit draft dodger loser felon bankrupt self-obsessed asshole (note this is not snark it's literally how they should have gone at him).
- idunnoman1222 2y agoThey literally did if you just call everyone you don’t like a Nazi over and over again eventually they stop listening to you
- dave333 2y agoNazi didn't resonate, besides he isn't literally a Nazi. All the other faults I mentioned though are literally true. Need to find the thing that makes him look weak to the demographic you are targeting and hammer on it.
- aksss 2y agoAguably, using only bad female candidates makes electing a female candidate difficult.
- dave333 2y agoArguably, Hillary 2016 was the best candidate by far. Nobody thought Trump was better until he won. If you say she had baggage, it was nothing to Trump's baggage, but there's a huge double standard based on gender.
- aksss 2y agoEvidently, wine-track lawyers retailing a bad product aren’t desirable leaders for the nation. If the key doesn’t fit, it might not be the lock’s fault.
- skissane 2y ago> 1) It's very hard for a woman to be elected president. The UK voted for Margaret Thatcher three times (1979, 1983, 1987). I'm sceptical about claims that the 2020s US is somehow more sexist than 1980s Britain. Maybe, it is easier for centre-right female leaders to win than centre-left ones? Maybe the first female President of the US will be a Republican?