Does Criticizing Hillary Clinton Mean You’re Anti-Woman?

[GoLeft TV]

[zeemike]

1. Oh yes they can and will

So is it time for Bernie supporters to accuse anyone who criticizes him of being anti semitic?

[roguevalley]

9. I am female. I think. I'm educated. I read and fact find. I can criticize her and

so can anyone else. If we want a female for president, we can't fall back on 'she's a girl, you can't say boo' and expect being elected.

[zeemike]

10. Well I am not a female but I would like to see a woman president.

in my lifetime. And I had high hopes for Warren, but that did not work out.
But not just any woman, one that will act like a real Democrat, and I don't think Hillary is that woman.

[roguevalley]

16. agreed completely, zeemike. :D

[djean111]

2. No, and to say so makes a mockery of the feminist movement.

We wanted equality, not special snowflake status.
ROF is absolutely correct.

[Android3.14]

3. This is an inherently sexist post

So sad.

[thesquanderer]

4. True. But it's not like people here haven't been accused of misogyny

when they have posted something negative about HRC.

It's a good thing Elizabeth Warren came along so people could demonstrate that their issue with HRC wasn't that she was a woman.

[Android3.14]

5. You have that right

I'd love to see a Warren/Sanders or a Warren/O'Malley ticket. Or vice-versa.

[zeemike]

11. Any of those combinations would be a game changer for America.

And that is why TPTB are spending so much money to make sure that does not happen.

[Angry Dragon]

6. I like Warren

[MisterP]

7. ditto criticizing neoliberlalism--after all, Thatcher was a woman!

and Kim and Mugabe! can't talk bad about them!

[Enthusiast]

8. K&R! This post should have hundreds of recommendations!

[pnwmom]

12. Not unless you're a misogynist.

Which, unfortunately, some people are -- even DUers.

[NonMetro]

13. No. And Critique Is Necessary:

I'm sure she went on SNL because people said her campaign was dull, and she needed to lighten up. She did, and people came away with a better impression of her!

[Mendocino]

14. Once on a forum

someone asked who's your favorite guitarist? Not the greatest, best, most influential but favorite, a matter of personal taste. I responded Duane Allman. The originator then accused me of being a racist cracker because their choice was Jimi Hendrix.

I don't look at my "favorite" in the upcoming race as being Hilliary, but that doesn't mean she won't get my vote in she is indeed the nominee. We, as informed voters make our choice based on substance rather than labels.

[restorefreedom]

15. just asking the question

is antithetical to everything feminists have worked for imo.