Poll : Did Kamala lose the election because she's a woman?

[Xyrax]

Yes, thats a large portion of it. Much of the country doesn't want a woman President.

Adn the only thing this country hates more than Women is a Black Woman. So, I mean its an uncomfortable truth but its still true. Now those are not the ONLY fukking reasons she lost, but they are a very large portion of why she lost both the election ANNNNNNNNNNND the popular vote when that shyt hasn't happened to a D candidate since like 1992. We have had plenty of unpopular candidates run since then, but they still won the fukking pop vote.

Not a black woman though.

 

[richaveli83]

Part of the reason.

 

[KFBF]

She lost because she is not a candidate that has proven able to get people to vote for her. Being a woman, being non-white, being overly programmed, all of that contributed to her failure.

 

[Doctor Wily]

She will be the first woman as president & i fukking hate it.

 

[RennisDeynolds]

Yes of course it did. Then you add on that she's non white.

 

[ViShawn]

Played a role but not the only factor.

 

[num123]

10+ million voters did not stay home because she was a woman.

 

[General Mills]

She lost because the people did not pick her to run. Anybody man or woman would be hard pressed to win with only 100 days to run a campaign. Trump has been running for President for three consecutive terms.

Getting handed the nomination and being handcuffed to Biden is a hard sell.

 

[thenatural]

I wholeheartedly believe that's a large part. Whenever any of the two parties pushes a woman, they don't perform up to the expectations. Nikki Haley got dusted in her home state by Trump this year. Sarah Palin was thought of a bimbo in a bathing suit with guns that didn't know geography. Hilary and Kamala performed better than both, but I've heard women voters say they relied too much on being a women in their campaign. I'm heading towards my 40s and I don't think I'll ever see a woman be voted in as the president of the USA.

 

[XannyWarbucks]

These are things that play a role, but once a fukking gain, a man named Barrack Hussein Obama won an election from a former Navy Officer, life long Republican, during the midst of a war in the middle east.

If you have the right policy and ability to connect with voters, it doesn't matter. Mexico elected a Jewish woman. Kamala was stuck to the albatross of stagnating wages, wars and inflation on her neck, and she was part of that administration-- even if she had limited to do with the administration. She couldn't outright dropped Biden (she should've, but it would look bad). And they spent a billion dollars to send the wrong message. There were many mistakes. I don't think her gender or race had anything to do with it. Those guys were always going to vote for a Republican.

 

[ba'al]

The fact that a women has never been president is the biggest pattern.

Will there ever be a woman president in your estimation?

And will she be a Democrat or Republican?

 

[Dzali OG]

There is a percentage of men and women who don't believe a woman should be president. Including many istaelites.

She lost because many people chose perceived morality over policy. Many chose emotion and subjective beliefs over rationale.

 

[Cryptocurrency Scarface]

No

She said she wouldn’t do anything differently from Biden

Trumpism is too strong of a cult

 

[dizzy4111]

I mean, there are a lot of men out there that won't vote for a woman, period. So there goes chunk of votes right there.

 

[Ozymandeas]

If Kamala was a white man, she wins. Saying her gender didn't disadvantage her is disingenuous.

1x District Attorney
2x Attorney General
1x Senator
1x Vice President

That's a strong career. Americans brushed it aside and said she wasn't qualified

The last time Trump faced a white man the country could relate to, he lost.

If Kamala was one the cacs in Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Arizona would've chose him.