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Speaker 1: the promo code. In nineteen seventy five, polsters asked if

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Speaker 1: men were better suited emotionally the whole public office and

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Speaker 1: nearly fifty percent of Americans said, yeah, men were better suited.

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Speaker 1: Pollsters asked that same question this year, and only thirteen

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Speaker 1: percent of Americans say that they believe men are better

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Speaker 1: of Americans think that gender makes no difference, which is

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Speaker 1: the largest percentage ever. Yet there is grumbling. The Georgetown

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Speaker 1: University Center on Education and the Workforce complains that women

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Speaker 1: enter political races thirteen points behind men. They criticized Democrats

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Speaker 1: as a party of white guys. Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders

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Speaker 1: the front runners. That's bad, just as bad. Better Or

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Speaker 1: Rourke and Mayor Pete Buddha. Judge got great coverage when

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Speaker 1: they announced better than they deserve, better than the women

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Speaker 1: who are running. Just not fair, you see, It's never

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Speaker 1: don't play fair. They have privileged because here boys and

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Speaker 1: many of them are white. Yuck. Yeah, Hillary won the

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Speaker 1: nomination last time, but that doesn't count because they owed her.

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Speaker 1: We may have come a long way, baby, but it's

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