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okay....you have to be a female something to be a something.....I'm a quick study..Meghan Markle is now a "visionary female leader".
I don't doubt her being female.
But what has she said that's "visionary"?
Of what is she a "leader"?
Excerpted....Meghan Markle opens up at SXSW about 'cruel' abuse she suffered while pregnant
Meghan Markle jetted off to the South by Southwest (SXSW) Festival in Texas to talk about her efforts to "challenge stereotypes".www.express.co.uk
Meghan Markle took centre stage as she joined actress Brooke Shield and US veteran reporter Katie Couric for a special panel at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Festival in Texas.
The Duchess of Sussex joined the line-up for the International Women's Day event kicking off the Austin festival as a "visionary female leader" and bestselling author.
I find that accolades are too easily given.okay....you have to be a female something to be a something.....I'm a quick study..
I find that accolades are too easily given.
This includes men. Especially "hero".
It's very mean to post something like that...Hero....
To resist makes you stronger.It's very mean to post something like that...
since I am struggling to remain a vegetarian.
How can you do that? When you live in the homeland of salami, pork belly, ham...????
The Democrat congresswoman representing Bronx and Queens tweeted on Sunday evening, "Maybe he should start a podcast about it," adding, "I hear men are really underrepresented in that space."
Carville, a key strategist for former President Bill Clinton's 1992 election campaign and an ardent LSU football fan, shared in the interview, "A suspicion of mine is that there are too many preachy females."
"‘Don't drink beer. Don't watch football. Don't eat hamburgers. This is not good for you.' The message is too feminine: ‘Everything you're doing is destroying the planet. You've got to eat your peas,'" he argued.
Carville further chastised the party's fixation on female voters.
According to recent polling data from Gallup, a larger percentage of young women, approximately 40%, identify as liberal or very liberal, whereas only 25% of young men identify with the same political views.
Moreover, Gallup's research indicates that the Democratic Party's advantage with black voters over the Republican Party has decreased by nearly 20 percentage points over the last three years.
House Bill 2629 was sponsored by Speaker Ben Toma, and it would have made Nov. 7 "Victims of Communism" day in Arizona and would have also required instruction in high school government classes to include a minimum of 45 minutes talking about the negative impacts of "communist regimes around the world," such as "poverty" and "systemic lethal violence."
“I find Governor Hobbs’ veto of HB 2629 both indefensible and personally offensive. Having lived under the oppressive regime of communist Romania, I have firsthand knowledge of the devastating impact these ideologies have inflicted on billions worldwide," Speaker Ben Toma said in a statement following the veto. "Communism’s legacy is marked by death, oppression, deprivation, economic suffering, and the shredding of all that binds families and communities together. It is a history that must be remembered and taught, not dismissed, ignored, or vetoed."
The legislation specifically mentioned a list of former communist dictators including Vladimir Lenin, Mao Zedong, Joseph Stalin, Fidel Castro, Pol Pot and Nicolas Maduro. The bill passed primary along party lines, with only a couple of Democratic votes in the state House of Representatives, which were Reps. Alma and Consuelo Hernandez.