As the title reads, I'm not sexist in any way I believe in almost any situation a woman &/or a man can do a job/task/position whatever it may be equally.
However I'm sure I'm not the only one that has picked up on this trend, that each time a Leader of a Political Party has been female, the party has suffered greatly & the electorate turned severely on that party/leader i.e.
Natasha Stott Desppoja - Where are the Democrats now
Kristina Keneally - NSW Labor Premier - She's gone & NSW Labors Gone (crushing defeat)
Anna Bligh - QLD Labor Premier - Almost the worst ever state election loss
Julia Gillard - Hated Labor Prime minister, seen by many to be the worst ever & soon to be gone along with labor at the next election.
As both men & women all get to vote, and one would have to assume that both men and women are turning on these female leaders.
My question is this? Is it Australians can't listen to them, were not connecting with them, they can't get their message across or is it something more?
and once again before anyone jumps on my back, Iv'e thrown this out as a discussion not a sexist attack
However I'm sure I'm not the only one that has picked up on this trend, that each time a Leader of a Political Party has been female, the party has suffered greatly & the electorate turned severely on that party/leader i.e.
Natasha Stott Desppoja - Where are the Democrats now
Kristina Keneally - NSW Labor Premier - She's gone & NSW Labors Gone (crushing defeat)
Anna Bligh - QLD Labor Premier - Almost the worst ever state election loss
Julia Gillard - Hated Labor Prime minister, seen by many to be the worst ever & soon to be gone along with labor at the next election.
As both men & women all get to vote, and one would have to assume that both men and women are turning on these female leaders.
My question is this? Is it Australians can't listen to them, were not connecting with them, they can't get their message across or is it something more?
and once again before anyone jumps on my back, Iv'e thrown this out as a discussion not a sexist attack