Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The victim of the crime was black

And immigrant.

But those details don't matter because he was wearing that red hat, which apparently justifies violence in the minds of some thugs and some Dems.

He was a fool.

Anonymous wrote:

British people are used to women in positions of power. Many Americans, particularly men, aren't. We are hampered by religious conservatives who don't believe women should lead men. I am life long conservative protestant, what you would call "born again Christian", and I had been exposed to this.

Nikki Haley
Michelle Bachmann
Liz Cheney
Kay Ivey
Suzanna Martinez
Kay Bailey Hutchinson
Elizabeth Dole

There have been plenty of Republican women in leadership positions. What's different from Dem women? They run on their own--not on "identity" politics of being a woman. There are lots more--these are just off the top of my head.

Look at all of the Dem women in Congress. Nancy Pelosi is hardly playing the woman card. She is badass all by herself. That is such a dumb talking point. Michele Bachman is the craziest person on earth. She needs meds. Liz Cheney? Seriously? Elizabeth Dole rode her husband's coattails. The only person on your list who was worth a damn was Kay Bailey Hutchinson.

Anonymous wrote:The victim of the crime was black

And immigrant.

But those details don't matter because he was wearing that red hat, which apparently justifies violence in the minds of some thugs and some Dems.

The victim of the crime was black

Anonymous wrote:Maga hat wearer assaulted in Germantown https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2019/04/man-in-maga-hat-harassed-assaulted-and-robbed-in-germantown/

Yup.

Tolerant, progressive, welcoming neighborly Montgomery County.

https://bethesdamagazine.com/bethesda-beat/police-fire/man-in-maga-cap-assaulted-in-germantown/

Maga hat wearer assaulted in Germantown https://wtop.com/montgomery-county/2019/04/man-in-maga-hat-harassed-assaulted-and-robbed-in-germantown/

Anonymous wrote:

British people are used to women in positions of power. Many Americans, particularly men, aren't. We are hampered by religious conservatives who don't believe women should lead men. I am life long conservative protestant, what you would call "born again Christian", and I had been exposed to this.

Nikki Haley
Michelle Bachmann
Liz Cheney
Kay Ivey
Suzanna Martinez
Kay Bailey Hutchinson
Elizabeth Dole

There have been plenty of Republican women in leadership positions. What's different from Dem women? They run on their own--not on "identity" politics of being a woman. There are lots more--these are just off the top of my head.

+1.

I hope one of those replace Pence in the 2020 ticket...

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

British people are used to women in positions of power. Many Americans, particularly men, aren't. We are hampered by religious conservatives who don't believe women should lead men. I am life long conservative protestant, what you would call "born again Christian", and I had been exposed to this.

Nikki Haley
Michelle Bachmann
Liz Cheney
Kay Ivey
Suzanna Martinez
Kay Bailey Hutchinson
Elizabeth Dole

There have been plenty of Republican women in leadership positions. What's different from Dem women? They run on their own--not on "identity" politics of being a woman. There are lots more--these are just off the top of my head.

This is like a women in a conservative church "leading" a small group, but no way would that church allow that woman on the pulpit. Those women you listed have topped out.

Also, I know there are some American conservative men who would be fine with a female POTUS, but I question how large that group is. Without the ultra religious right, the Rs wouldn't be as large, and this group doesn't care for a female POTUS.

LOL! You still think that is why HRC lost?

? Where in the world did I say this was the reason that HRC lost? This has become Trumpster's knee jerk response to everything, hasn't it?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

British people are used to women in positions of power. Many Americans, particularly men, aren't. We are hampered by religious conservatives who don't believe women should lead men. I am life long conservative protestant, what you would call "born again Christian", and I had been exposed to this.

Nikki Haley
Michelle Bachmann
Liz Cheney
Kay Ivey
Suzanna Martinez
Kay Bailey Hutchinson
Elizabeth Dole

There have been plenty of Republican women in leadership positions. What's different from Dem women? They run on their own--not on "identity" politics of being a woman. There are lots more--these are just off the top of my head.

This is like a women in a conservative church "leading" a small group, but no way would that church allow that woman on the pulpit. Those women you listed have topped out.

Also, I know there are some American conservative men who would be fine with a female POTUS, but I question how large that group is. Without the ultra religious right, the Rs wouldn't be as large, and this group doesn't care for a female POTUS.

LOL! You still think that is why HRC lost?

Anonymous wrote:

British people are used to women in positions of power. Many Americans, particularly men, aren't. We are hampered by religious conservatives who don't believe women should lead men. I am life long conservative protestant, what you would call "born again Christian", and I had been exposed to this.

Nikki Haley
Michelle Bachmann
Liz Cheney
Kay Ivey
Suzanna Martinez
Kay Bailey Hutchinson
Elizabeth Dole

There have been plenty of Republican women in leadership positions. What's different from Dem women? They run on their own--not on "identity" politics of being a woman. There are lots more--these are just off the top of my head.

This is like a women in a conservative church "leading" a small group, but no way would that church allow that woman on the pulpit. Those women you listed have topped out.

Also, I know there are some American conservative men who would be fine with a female POTUS, but I question how large that group is. Without the ultra religious right, the Rs wouldn't be as large, and this group doesn't care for a female POTUS.

British people are used to women in positions of power. Many Americans, particularly men, aren't. We are hampered by religious conservatives who don't believe women should lead men. I am life long conservative protestant, what you would call "born again Christian", and I had been exposed to this.

Nikki Haley
Michelle Bachmann
Liz Cheney
Kay Ivey
Suzanna Martinez
Kay Bailey Hutchinson
Elizabeth Dole

There have been plenty of Republican women in leadership positions. What's different from Dem women? They run on their own--not on "identity" politics of being a woman. There are lots more--these are just off the top of my head.

British people are used to women in positions of power. Many Americans, particularly men, aren't. We are hampered by religious conservatives who don't believe women should lead men. I am life long conservative protestant, what you would call "born again Christian", and I had been exposed to this.

Baloney. American conservatives will definitely vote for a woman who is conservative. Which Hillary is not. Unfortunately all too many "conservative" Republican women are not conservatives either, just members of the RINO wing of the party.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband is manly but secure enough to support a woman for president, unlike some other men...

+1

Yeah, that's the reason, they didn't vote for Hillary - because she's a woman. By the way, do you think liberal men in the U.K. Didn't vote for Margaret Thatcher because she's a woman?

My DH who is from the UK says that conservatives in the UK are more like moderate liberals here. There isn't really an equivalent political group in the UK for the ultra conservatives in the US.

Also, remember that the UK has had some very powerful queens in their history - times where the empire was at its greatest like during Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria's reign.

British people are used to women in positions of power. Many Americans, particularly men, aren't. We are hampered by religious conservatives who don't believe women should lead men. I am life long conservative protestant, what you would call "born again Christian", and I had been exposed to this.

The only out and proud antisemites I know are on the far left . I know people who no longer speak with me because I’m Jewish. Was told this through mutual friends

Not at all crazy about Trump. But, the alternatives are for policies I think will ruin our economy and country.