Senator Warren is a model of propriety in this respect, but she was demonized for running for President instead of demurely ceding almost before the race started.
What's Senator Brown doing today?
You'll notice that nobody is accusing Senator Brown of being a nymphomaniac. It wasn't until 2012 that I started wearing shorts in the summer again instead of long pants and skirts, and it wasn't until years later that I wore a bathing suit again at the beach (the few times I went) instead of shorts and a tanktop, I was so justifiably fearful of being targeted for even more abuse by the conglomerate, which did freak out.
I don't know how the message could be more clear:
-Women are to be the objects, not the subjects.
-Women are the created, not the creators.
-Women are defined by men and by male-dominated thinking. Women do not define themselves.
-Women are the helpers, not the helped. Women are the supporters, not the supported. Women are fodder, not leaders.
As for tomorrow's contenders, the female "sluts" who weren't already bullied to death before graduating from high school or college will be summarily dismissed as wildly, laughably inappropriate for consideration, while competion among the men for who runs the country is going come down to one thing.
