No, those aren't *really* women and minorities because they are Republicans and every "thinking" "progressive" person knows you can't be both. So Obama is blacker than Clarence Thomas or Conde and Hillary is a womyn by Sarah isn't.
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>>And it only took the Republicans 24 years after the Democrats to put a woman on their ticket.
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>>Tamar
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>I wonder which party has put more women and minorities in powerful senior cabinet positions over the years?
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>I will grant that Clinton made history and the Democrats as well with the number of minority delegates, but it was Bush Jr who put women and minorities in the most visible and powerful positions. Wasn't it Bush Senior who put Clarence Thomas in the Supreme Court as well? I think the Dems can claim victory on numbers but the Repubs can certainly claim victory (so far) on power.
>:o)
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