Quote (fender @ Sep 30 2017 06:59pm)
it is not "subjective" which candidate is anti abortion and even suggested punishment for women for having one. it is not "subjective" which candidate ended the gender wage gap data collection. it is not subjective which candidate has an almost endless list of misogynist comments and actions: attacking them for their looks; calling them dogs and pigs; making immature remarks about facelifts, bleeding from places, and pussygrabbing; bragging about walking into underage girls' dressing rooms during the beauty pageants he hosts (!); his creepy comments about his own daughter...
yes, you can have a different opinion on abortion, wanting to have actual information about gender inequality, and if all those women "deserved" those comments or not (again, just like on vaccinations) - but it's not debatable which candidate has an objectively better track record and had the better platform when it comes to women's rights...
Not all women are pro abortion.
Not all women are 1 issue voters.
Not all women believe in the wage gap idiocy.
Not all women buy into your hysteria, spin and disgusting portrayal of his relationship with his daughter.
Not all women care if he insulted some
other women or if he made a remark that makes you clutch your pearls.
Not all women are eager to overlook the terrible policies and actions of hillary clinton just because she is a woman, even if they disagree with trump or a third party on some issues.
This post was edited by cambovenzi on Sep 30 2017 05:12pm