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<blockquote data-quote="Frank Underwood" data-source="post: 28338" data-attributes="member: 35">Sarah Palin had experience as governor.&nbsp; Should she have been VP, or is there potentially more at play than just experience?As for Hillary, she was a Senator, a Secretary of State, and the first female Democratic nominee for president.&nbsp; She&#039;s currently winning the popular vote by over two million.&nbsp; If it weren&#039;t for the antiquated electoral college, she would have won the election.&nbsp; She wasn&#039;t screwed just because she&#039;s a woman, though.&nbsp; Al Gore also won the popular vote against George Bush, and still lost due to the electoral college.And while Clinton certainly had more experience than Trump, her political record still left a lot to be desired.&nbsp; But that&#039;s another issue which I&#039;ve addressed in other threads.I find it hard to believe that women have it that bad in the first world.&nbsp; There are many accomplished women.&nbsp; Some of them may have had to work a little harder to get there, but they still made it. Not everybody that voted for Trump did so because they liked him or agreed with everything he said.&nbsp; Trump promised to bring jobs back to the US, so some people voted for him for that reason.And from what I&#039;ve seen of social media, it appears to be an equal opportunity playing field for judgement and ridicule.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Frank Underwood, post: 28338, member: 35"] Sarah Palin had experience as governor. Should she have been VP, or is there potentially more at play than just experience? As for Hillary, she was a Senator, a Secretary of State, and the first female Democratic nominee for president. She's currently winning the popular vote by over two million. If it weren't for the antiquated electoral college, she would have won the election. She wasn't screwed just because she's a woman, though. Al Gore also won the popular vote against George Bush, and still lost due to the electoral college. And while Clinton certainly had more experience than Trump, her political record still left a lot to be desired. But that's another issue which I've addressed in other threads. I find it hard to believe that women have it that bad in the first world. There are many accomplished women. Some of them may have had to work a little harder to get there, but they still made it. Not everybody that voted for Trump did so because they liked him or agreed with everything he said. Trump promised to bring jobs back to the US, so some people voted for him for that reason. And from what I've seen of social media, it appears to be an equal opportunity playing field for judgement and ridicule. [/QUOTE]

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