With Hillary Clinton officially in the race for President, naturally there will be endless segments on gender, but I thought today’s segment on CNN with Carol Costello gave a different perspective on gender politics.
I joined the Executive Director of IWF (Independent Women’s Forum), Sabrina Schaeffer, who is also a fellow PBS To The Contrary panelist, in analyzing the role gender will play leading up to the US president elections in 2016.
Frankly, I think it is so sexist and offensive to ask female candidates about their fashion, and still do not understand why in 2015 the media still does not know what questions to ask them, focusing on their appearance over their qualifications.
That is exactly what I framed my response around. Check out the full segment below and tell me why you think we do not ask women politicians about their policies.
Anushay's Point 
Liked seeing you on CNN this morning and “introduced” you to my husband, who happened to be home. Thanks for making that very important point !
I think the voters of America need to stand up and vote for specific measures that bring strength to the middle class. There’s no bigger force than America’s middle class, yet we only hear about the Ultra Rich and small businesses. None of them have the voting power or the spending strength of the middle class. The middle class should be the driving force in America, the whole world knows our power. The only question is, How do we united them to be the voice of the people?