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10/04/22

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Originally posted by billybongo: ↑

Would you like to reference just one example where I discount a woman's capacity to hold leadership based on her being female?

Otherwise what you claim about me seems to be baseless.

We could though easily find a dozen or so references from yourself talking up more females in the Labor party as giving them a superior edge.

But just on that its worth noting the Libs have record number of women in ministry but you never mention that as positive or congratulate the Liberals on that point.

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Everyone knows the coalition falls short on women Billy.

Its a patriarchal system that needs to change.

To discount so heavily the demographic that is over 50%
of the population is both wrong and politically stupid, particularly
at a time when women everywhere are stepping up and refuse to
be discounted.
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