the ambition and likely to have the qualities come to the foreto be examined. this is another quote. it will allow a serious conversation about the extent to which the americans are sexist. that from the jennifer lalas, politics professor from the university of virginia. the suggestion in the piece is well if four women run and none of them win, then that will be obvious that we live in a sexist nation. a lot of this centers around the conversation about hillary clinton and elizabeth warren. to say that the two of them are inauthentic and unlikable is not sexist. pointing out the on. pointing out the obvious. it s ridiculous to appoint sexist to something obvious. who cares if a women or man runs. i d rather have the best candidate. focus on gender is ridiculous. isn t equality removing that?
very adequately by the questioner, and also because of the focus on gender, is one of the beneficiaries of what happens. i think have argued as rubio and kasich, that s scary to hillary. i ll be in new hampshire with her tomorrow. i ll be surprised if at a town hall meeting this doesn t come up. general election message, what john kasich has, which is why there is this universal going, hey, that sagenda. every time he deviates to religious voters. you go with the best political skills. who has the best political skills? right now that s marco rubio. he s the most talented politician. we saw it in your interview. handled tough questions. maybe he s too polished, too young. jeb bush s reaction at red
does jeb bush. they both have combativeness deficits when they go after hillary. she destroyed 30,000 e-mails. they should talk about that every day. heather mcghee, president of demos. are you fearful of john kasich as republican nominee versus hillary clinton? no. i think his brand of compassionate conservativism, expanding mental health crisis, gets him in the door where a lot of americans are, which is anxious about economic ina qualitity. half of americans couldn t pay a $400 bill without going in debt or selling something. they had very little to say for working class americans. that goes to the organizers, which was hugh s point about questions very quickly. i think hillary clinton in some ways, because the e-mail controversy was not explored very adequately by the questioner, and also because of the focus on gender, is one of
medicaid, talking about the mental health crisis in our prisons gets him in the door of where a lot of americans are right now which is really anxious about economic and equality. half of americans couldn t pay a $400 bill without going in debt or selling something today. so the republican party spent a few minutes on the economy in the debate and had very little to say for working class americans. that goes to the organizers, which was hugh s point about questions very quickly. i think hillary clinton in some ways, because the e-mail controversy was not explored very adequately by the questioner, and also because of the focus on gender, is one of the beneficiaries of what happened. ironically i could argue with marco rubio and john kasich seen as two strong performser in a general election, that s scary for her. i ll be in new hampshire with her tomorrow. i ll be surprised if at a town hall meeting this doesn t come up. it would be perfect to discuss megyn kelly. general
get very excited about. it s also interesting there s a lot of focus on gender and ethnicity that came up during sotomayor s nomination. do you think background a.b. in terms of where you re from factor big into this particular pick? they always do with the liberal left of the democratic party. i do think there s not the pressure this time to nominate a woman as there was last time. obviously justice sotomayor is on the court and i think that gives someone like garland a better chance at coming on board. the other thing that the other question people keep talking about is the court of appeals and why the administration should move away from picking those who are serving there. that s why it gives kagan a better shot at this point. the whole idea that there should be only one or two women, i think that s a real obsolete