[Eric Blair 2084]

The answer is not very complicated.

Q: Why are women more skeptical of Hillary than men?

A: Because women are much better at spotting phonies and disengenuous people than men are.

We all know it.

[fieldmarshaldj]

She is authentic. Authentically creepy. Authentically criminal. Authentically evil.

[Izzy Dunne]

the guilt that many women expressed over their lack of enthusiasm for her.

Ooooh, sexism is a bad thing in everybody else, but we have to support our girl because she represents all of us with sweater decorations and then feel guilty when the reality trumps the wishes.

Sheesh.

[MosesKnows]

More women feeling skeptical about Clinton's authenticity

Perhaps this means that more women are now able to identify a phony the way more men were able to identify her husband as a phony.

[Izzy Dunne]

If I don't know the person, I always vote for the woman" in any given race, says Paula Hughes, a Boston Democrat

I guess only men can be sexist.

[gcruse]

” listening to women speak at length “

Larry the Cable Guy says, “That’s your problem, right there. Women should be obscene and not heard.”

Forgive me Jesus, and all the little queers in dance class.

[Neverforget01]

Why on earth would women feel guilty about not voting for Hillary? As a mother of two daughters, I’d have to say Hillary is the antithesis of a female role model. I’d feel guilty telling my daughters that Hillary was the best female we could come up with.

[Izzy Dunne]

as much as I love the idea of Clinton squared, I can't trust her – even though I don't like myself for that.

It just goes on.

Why in the heck do you "like the idea of Clinton" if YOU CAN'T FREAKIN' TRUST HER???

And why in the heck do you FELL GUILTY ABOUT IT?

Have I stepped into an alternate universe here???

[honolulugal]

[AnAmericanMother]

I think the main reason is, she reminds every woman of her mother-in-law*, and every man of his ex-wife.

She's a screeching, hectoring, holier-than-thou, Marxist Marie Antoinette.

I don't give a flip that's she's ugly and fat. I know plenty of ugly, fat people who are kind, honest, and humble, but hardworking and reliable. Sort of folks you can count on in a jam -- and you don't even notice they're homely or chubby, because their goodness illuminates them from inside and makes them beautiful. It wouldn't make any difference if Hillary had features like Catherine Deneuve -- her inner ugliness would distort and smear them.

*my mother-in-law excepted, she's nice. I think maybe it's every woman's idea of the wicked mother-in-law of legend.

[rawhide]

I tend to agree with you about that. Women have an uncanny knack of spotting phonies and disingenuous people, as you mentioned.

[Izzy Dunne]

women across the political spectrum declared themselves beyond ready for a woman in the White House.

Well, duh. Let's try to be a little discriminating, please, and drop the guilt trips.

[Osage Orange]

A: Because women are much better at spotting phonies and disengenuous people than men are.

Not in my life time they've not been.......

[vetsvette]

“first female presidential contender with a serious shot at the White House”

Hillary’s a female? Whodathunk?

[VR-21]

I find it hard to believe that women in this country would take any pride in that marxist sow being the 1st female President.

[Suzy Quzy]

I stand by my Tagline

[I see my hands]

"Because women are much better at spotting phonies and disengenuous [sic] people than men are. We all know it.

How does this work? Just assert that any silly thing is true and start proclaiming it so? Then declare the assertion to be universal in its acceptance in an attempt to stave off any who disagree?

[ConservativeStatement]

[TalBlack]

A: Because women are much better at spotting phonies and disengenuous people than men are.

We all know it.

Speak for yourself. They didn’t see Bill “I feel your pain” Clinton for what he was.

Hillary Clinton doesn’t have a serious shot at the presidency, and never has. That is rubbish pushed by a hopeful media. Women in NYC disliked Hillary in surprising percentages even before her first senate run. I well recall the NY Post stories on the subject.

[Gritty]

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Hillary and her "supporters"...