Republicans drained all the oxygen from the room with a race, which eventually becomes really compelling. Bernie Sanders disappears irrelevant, and the story of Hillary Clinton from the Republican week consisted of how traca traction with the up-to-date generation of voters’ women. Not entirely attention she and the party.
Feminism is simply not as it used to be. If the suffralers are an ancient story, remembered because of heroism in the ancient era (with the lend a hand of a earnest film), the Hillary Clinton for the feminist vouse suggested vintage clothes, skirts with a length of cubes and a glass of grandmother’s grandmother, styles she wore when she was the wife of the governor Little Rock in the 1990s.
She looks more and more, as if she were the first woman nominated by the main political party to the highest office on earth, and the glass ceiling was broken in so many places by women who got into politics, business, academic, law, law and medicine, since she left Wellesley that he needs a metamorphosis to appeal to the younger generation of women. Changing the color of her hair will not do it.
Bernie Sanders is older than she, but a socialist grandfather pierces a buddy grandmother. In a recent survey, over 2,000 men and women aged 18 to 29, led by the Harvard’s Institute of Politics, 41 percent of women say they like grandfather, and 35 percent of women say they want Clinton.
“She is your mother’s candidate,” Katherine Jellison, a professor of women’s history at Ohio University, says The Hill, The Capitol Hill Political Daily. “She and Clinton’s machine seem to be old news for many generations. And if you think about where you were youthful activism – in addition to LGBT problems – this did not really concern sex problems, but class issues such as traffic. “
If the older generation of women who identify as feminists, respects Clinton’s changes over the years, younger women are often not, and their opinions last from TEPID to contemptuous. Radicalized second -year students in the campus do not have patience with their reluctant declaration that he will be “the youngest woman president in the history of the United States.”
For activists on the left, her magical riding rug in politics and wealth was as a passenger on her husband’s rug, with a sense of permissions in an elite place. Her ideological inconsistencies, such as her flip-flop in the marriage of the same sex, talk about how she is perceived as a “feminist”-excessive height of Hillary Clinton. He has a slight appeal to the youngest thousand-year-old liberals who Groove on Black Lives Matter and are fans of Ta-Nehisi Coates and his calls for “Revolution”.
A tiny part of the Millennium generation or not, these women speak loudly and there are youthful voters Hillary counts on voting for “the first president of women”. But many women of the feminist revolution-the “sister” carved out in the 1960s, over half a century ago and that Clinton felt some-she raised children radicalized with the promises of deep change. Clinton and the aging sister do not sound so deep anymore.
A youthful student College at the age of 20 who supports Bernie Sanders because she promises to cure income inequality, says the New York Times, if she is for Hillary, because she is a woman, “she is as bad as she did not support her because of her sex.”
Conservative women live in a different ideological universe, and many of them see Carly Fiorina, unlike Hillara, as an experienced woman, comfortably breeding with electronic media and without under a rug feminist from the past. They think he can be a mighty candidate for a vice president. He leaves the world of advanced technologies, arguing that Obama’s government has left some terrorists because they used the wrong algorithms: “This is a place where the private sector can be helpful, because the government is miserable behind the curve of technology.”
It destroys the government’s “privacy argument” against reading social media in which ISIS recruits, and says that the government turns out to be dangerously incompetent in finding online terrorists. “In the case of heaven Sake, every parent in America checks social media, and every employer is also, but our government cannot do it.”
Fifty -two percent of women of Lean Democratic, compared to 44 percent of men, and President Obama won a huge number of youthful, black and Latin women whom Clinton needs to win, and she must inspire them in the basic season to get them to appear on her in November. Clinton’s campaign is still afraid of Marco Rubio; He appeals to many of the same Latin voters. Carly can also bring some of these youthful women on the ticket. Primary days decrease to the few, and expectations are exacerbated.
