Where do women come into play in relation to Politics?
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Women, in government? Let's face it unless a government has a 50-50 split of men and women in office, this question can't really be answered ,as the major players in the major departments have the most say, and that will forever be the case.
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I'm not sure what you mean by development. You didn't say in what field. If you mean women's emancipation from the home to the work force, there are a lot of things to be considered. Women are now attending colleges and universities in ever increasing numbers. They have invaded every profession with great success, from sports to medicine to archeology and engineering. In the field of politics women are beginning to have a voice to be reckoned with, as they always did, only they are no longer standing behind a man, but rather leading the way. I could go on and on here but without a peg to hang my hat on, so to speak, I'll stop right here. Hope this helps you in some way.
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More guys under 30 would want to participate in politics. She could do series of hot military recruiting posters, too.
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Generally ladies are peace loving, accurate, hardworking, determination and concentration on their work...... and godgifted motherly behavioiur.  Therefore, I do support the idea of a woman president.
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A careerist in search of an issue? Not sure why she should be singled out when plenty of politicians have a similar itch
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Women as Policy Makers: Evidence from a Randomized Policy Experiment in India\nRaghabendra Chattopadhyay and Esther Duflo \n\nEconometrica, 2004, vol. 72, issue 5, pages 1409-1443 \n\nAbstract: This paper uses political reservations for women in India to study the impact of women's leadership on policy decisions. Since the mid-1990's, one third of Village Council head positions in India have been randomly reserved for a woman: In these councils only women could be elected to the position of head. Village Councils are responsible for the provision of many local public goods in rural areas. Using a dataset we collected on 265 Village Councils in West Bengal and Rajasthan, we compare the type of public goods provided in reserved and unreserved Village Councils. We show that the reservation of a council seat affects the types of public goods provided. Specifically, leaders invest more in infrastructure that is directly relevant to the needs of their own genders. Copyright The Econometric Society 2004. \n\nView citations in EconPapers \n\nDownloads: (external link)\nhttp://hdl.handle.ne ... 68-0262.2004.00539.x link to full text (text/html) \nAccess to full text is restricted to subscribers. \n\nRelated works:\nThis item may be available elsewhere in EconPapers: Search for items with the same title. \n\nOrdering information: This journal article can be ordered from\nhttp://www.blackwell ... mb.asp?ref=0012-9682\njnlinfo@blackwellpublishers.co.uk \n\nAccess Statistics for this article
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There are quite a few outspoken capable women in the US who could run for office...\n\nCondaleeza Rice is great..Nancy Pelosi is also great...I understand why someone would want to nominate Oprah...or Bette Midler...\n\nWhen looking at history from a statistical point of view, the women who have been in power have more often than not been more diplomatic, circumspect and peaceable...\n\nGolda Meir is one of my favorites...
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NONE!! I wont vote for a woman, its a mans job and should remain so. Woman tend to be emotional unstable and vindictive and i don't want that little red button to be pushed because some country made her mad on that special day.
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I support Hilary. I'd vote for her if I knew more about politics and I was the right age to vote. We need both candidates to be female to make it even.
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Probably not!  If a female came along that truly possessed the charisma, intelligence, political and diplomatic skills that most people look for in a candidate, she might stand a chance. But, let's face it folks, most guys will not vote for a female, and many women feel safer with a guy at the helm. If you are really honest with yourself, you would have to admit there in no good candidate on the horizon, and please, don't say Hillary.  \n\nHillary's biggest problem is the fact that she has surfaced much to early.  For her to maintain a high level of popularity for as long as she needs to, is almost impossible.  It has long been stated, that to rise too early in popularity when it comes to seeking office, is a political death knell for the average candidate.  By the time election time comes round, even the most die-hard liberal will be sick of hearing Hillary's name.\n\nIf a truly capable candidate surfaces in the meantime, I would sure like to know more about her, hell I might even vote for her.  In your dreams.
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Who says a woman cant? Some have the fear that she would run it with emotions and thoughtfulness rather than who could win and who can be in control.oddly, i believe most of those who think that,are men.Actually,i think a woman would get this country in order.Have you ever thought that that may just be what this country needs? some thoughtfulness and emotions even if it politics.Doesnt mean people shouldnt actually have feelings and care about the american people.Not just see them as "little"people or people who are below them in the system.
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Both women are intelligent and astute, or they wouldn't be where they are.  Men have led for over 200 years and look where we are.  Why not a woman for President?
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At present, women don't have the numbers in other branches of the government, in business, in law, in other positions of power. When these numbers increase, there will be enough female people in key positions to make sure that a woman has an equal chance at becoming president. It's been a long hard struggle, but soon women will have equality with men.
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Having attended a college made up exclusivly of women I've had an up close look at issues I really never thought to be issues.  This is almost one.  Yes, there will people who will vote for Hillary just becasue she is a woman.  Yes, there will be people who vote against her becasue she's a woman.  Other then that, I don't really think it matters what hangs between the legs of our president, if anything.  It just matters if they are the best person for the job.  But to answer the question.  I feel it might happen and soon, just not yet.  This country needs to drag itself out of the 1940's and realize that anyone can do any job as long as they are qualified.
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As a general rule, women don't tend to feel the need for power like men do. I would welcome more women in politics. I noticed you mentioned the Bible here. There are a few good books that were edited out of the King James version, the most notable being the Gospel of Mary. Again, it was a male power issue. Mary was the disciple Jesus loved best of all. After the departure of Jesus, within the text, in Mary has been placed the authority of the church. That was unacceptable to the alpha-male dominated church. \n\nIt wasn't until 1920 that women even got the right to vote with AMENDMENT XIX to the Constitution. That gave them 150 years of male dominated government to overcome. It wasn't until the 1990s that the got the right to fight to defend their country.\n\nAfter being repressed for so many years, women need to rise up and fight. But keep in mind, issues are more important than party or sex, at least to most THINKING people.\n\nJust as an aside: There was a story on Good Morning America this morning about the first female Blue Angel pilot. They said they chose her based on her ability and not her sex. This bodes well...
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Hay Dude; don't get bent all out of shape but I think it is time that we had a woman in office. The old saying is (hell has no furry then that of a woman scorn) get my drift.I vote for Hillary Clinton.
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DEAR WOMEN HAVE MORE RIGHT THEN MEN IN INDIA.  EXAMPLE WOMEN CAN CONTEST THE SEAT LOK SABHA FROM ANY WHERE BUT MEN HAS TO LEAVE THE SEAT RESERVE FOR THEM.