By Robert Laurie ——Bio and Archives--November 16, 2016
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"Internalized misogyny is a real thing and it’s something we have to be talking about. The president said it the best during this whole campaign. We as a society react poorly to women seeking positions of power. We are uncomfortable about that, and then we seek to justify that uncomfortable feeling because it can’t possibly be because we don’t want to see a woman in that position of power.
As we figure out exactly what happened with turnout, it seems to be white college educated women. My guess is that breaks down married, unmarried. My guess is that is breaks down older, younger, but we have work to do talking to those women about what happened this year and why, why we would vote against our self-interests.”In other words, college educated white women could have no legitimate reason for refusing to support Hillary Clinton. They can't care about the 2nd Amendment, they can't care about the make-up of the Supreme Court, and they can't possibly care about Hillary's cornucopia of scandal. These women must simply harbor some kind of subconscious hatred of... women. Here's the video:
Clinton campaign communications director @jess_mc on election loss: "Internalized misogyny is a real thing" #inners https://t.co/8RV74T0UIh
— All In w/Chris Hayes (@allinwithchris) November 15, 2016
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