debbie walsh?hat is a lot. it raises up all kinds of questions about the double standards and stereotypes about women in leadership. we know from research that women be assumedlikely to to be qualified in the way men are in the run for office. men don't have to prove their qualifications in the same way, but women do. also -- women also come up against an issue of likability where they are seen as not as likable and they have to prove that likability, which becomes a really complicated issue because once you are trying to prove your qualified and show your bona fides around policy, you may be seen as a policy wonk and not as likable. so that becomes a real issue. thatw exit polling in 2016 there were many people who voted for donald trump who also said they didn't think that he was qualified and they didn't think that he had the temperament to be president, yet they still voted for him. i don't think that would happen for a woman candidate. ofre is also a whole set stereotypes about women and a scr

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