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Speaker 1: Then it supposedly moved into politics. Hillary Clinton lost to

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump because she suffered from not being likable. Now

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Speaker 1: six women are running for president, including Amy Bocahatas, Kamala

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Speaker 1: and Kirsten but they aren't well liked either. Men are

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Speaker 1: Professor Potter, women politicians are unfairly burdened with the likability challenge,

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Speaker 1: ms Potter. The twenty Democrats running are all trying to

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Speaker 1: outliberal each other. Male and female. Are nothing likable about liberalism.

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Speaker 1: Leftists aren't likable, and you can take that to the bank.