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To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (164823)	11/16/2008 4:36:51 PM
From: Aggie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Hi PCT, I'd like to ask why are men so scared of wimmin and why do they need to control them so overtly? Did you ever think....that maybe some of them aren't, and maybe a lot of them don't? A lot of people don't care for either of the Clintons, though they are obviously very talented in their own particular ways. Hillary has always been able to set clear objectives and then be 110% focussed on achievement. But clear objectives are transparent to the critics too. I'm not scared of Hillary's sex, I just don't like the prospect of seeing her in a position of almost unbridled power when it's clear to me how hungry she is for it - and how profoundly I disagree with her objectives. I'd like to ask why most people assume the worst of others when it comes to evaluating a person's actions and motivations, when the object person is female or non-white. Whoever you voted for, I think it's safe to say that this election has been a step change toward making sex and race politics irrelevant to the real problems facing us. Look at the limited airtime given during the campaign to issues of gender and racial equality. I think the USA has been ready for a woman or minority president for longer than the world gives us credit. Aggie