Whoever comes onto 630 WLAP after Kentucky Sports Radio just said, "Obama came out and said that those, especially men who are not voting for Hillary are not doing so because they have a problem with sexism".

 

Did he really say that? Or something along those lines?

My wife, who is a devout Christian says a woman should not be President and she says a woman should not lead men, at least in that capacity.

A lot of women think that also.

 

My wife also has 4 college degrees and is a RN

My wife, who is a devout Christian says a woman should not be President and she says a woman should not lead men, at least in that capacity.

A lot of women think that also.

 

My wife also has 4 college degrees and is a RN

 

That's fine if she feels that way, 100% her right, but I'm not so sure I believe that "a lot of women feel that way".

That's fine if she feels that way, 100% her right, but I'm not so sure I believe that "a lot of women feel that way".

 

Yeah, not sure if a lot of women feel that way. Haven't really heard or read anyone I know say that.

 

I do believe a lot of women feel that Hilary shouldn't be President and don't want her to represent them as the first Female President. However, plenty out there that feel the exact opposite.

Whoever comes onto 630 WLAP after Kentucky Sports Radio just said, "Obama came out and said that those, especially men who are not voting for Hillary are not doing so because they have a problem with sexism".

 

Did he really say that? Or something along those lines?

 

Some are. Many aren't.

Same argument that was made 4 and 8 years ago...if you didn't vote for Obama, it was because you were racist. Was that the case in some instances? Absolutely, I have no doubt. But, to make a blanket statement like this is just ridiculous. There are hundreds of reasons why you may not vote for a particular candidate, and to say that the ultimate reason is because the color of their skin or their sex is just stupid.

The Rainbow Coalition at it's finest folks. You're (insert the adjective) if you don't vote for this person that happens to be- A.) black B.) female C.) gay D.) Hispanic E.) Muslim F.) other.

Back to the question....Does anyone know if President Obama actually said this?

Back to the question....Does anyone know if President Obama actually said this?

 

Not really, but kinda.

 

President Obama Asks Male Voters If Sexism Is Keeping Them From Supporting Clinton - ABC News

That's fine if she feels that way, 100% her right, but I'm not so sure I believe that "a lot of women feel that way".

 

 

You're right. Most sure as hell don't. That's just crazy.

There is absolutely no doubt that a lot of men feel threatened by strong, ambitious women. That is NOT a new revelation.

I guess it depends on how your preacher interprets the Bible or how you let yourself interpret the Bible for your own belief of what you want it to mean. but it does clearly say the Bolded.

 

1 Timothy 2:12

“But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence.”

There is absolutely no doubt that a lot of men feel threatened by strong, ambitious women. That is NOT a new revelation.

 

I dont feel threatened by any woman. I have had women bosses and had no problem working for them. But I do feel Hillary isnt the type of woman who should lead America.

"I want you to think about it because she is so much better qualified than the other guy. She has conducted herself so much better in public life than the other guy...This notion that somehow it's hard to choose, it shouldn't be."

 

It's not how she acts in the public eye that matters to me, its the dirt hidden from the public eye.

Think that she gains move voters for the mere fact that she's a woman, or loses more voters for the mere fact she's a woman?

 

I asked the same question about President Obama and being an African American.