The Masculinity Factor: Obama vs. Romney 2012 Election

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The Masculinity Factor: Obama vs. Romney 2012 Election (Original post)	celtics23	Oct 2012	OP
Rec. It's a difficult argument to make. If Ms. Clinton were running...	Smarmie Doofus	Oct 2012	#1
This is late	brush	Oct 2012	#2

Response to celtics23 (Original post)

Wed Oct 24, 2012, 09:41 AM

Smarmie Doofus (9,710 posts)

1. Rec. It's a difficult argument to make. If Ms. Clinton were running...

... for re-elect instead of Mr O. , we'd probably have the same dynamic at work: is she "aggressive" ( masculine) enough? Is she too aggressive ( masculine)?

Its hard to imagine Ms. C being popular w. this demographic in ANY case.

So...I'm not sure where the Great White Male attraction to "aggression" leaves off and its attraction to "masculinity" kicks in.

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Response to celtics23 (Original post)

Wed Oct 24, 2012, 10:36 AM

brush (1,028 posts)

2. This is late

Why is this posted now? It was obviously done after the first debate. There is no mention of the ass kickings Romney took in the second and third debate. What is the reason for this running now?

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