Library Elise Sutton

Women In Control: Questions about Female Supremacy

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These are but a few examples, but what is most important to note is the number of female leaders recorded as being good leaders to the number of women overall given the opportunity for political leadership, and then make a similar equation for the numbers of men. History shows relatively few female leaders who can be considered as having been substantially unsuccessful, but the recorded number of disastrous male leaders is too voluminous to mention. Disasters more often than not attributable to egocentric men possessed by uncontrollable urges for greed and additional power. Thus it is a lesson of history that women have proven to be immeasurably more effective when given the opportunity to lead, and therefore should be in control of our political institutions.