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In reference to the man's question on your forum, I believe as a matter of gender superiority that women should always be chosen for positions of political power regardless of ideology, due to our having a divided system of government based on limited power. For example a socialist female elected to Congress represents only 1 of 435 votes, which means she would be unable to impose her radical agenda, but will instead have to work with more moderate members of Congress and make continual compromises to be an effective and respected member. If she isolates herself by trying to impose her personal philosophy she will be unable to bring anything from Congress back to her constituents and will quickly be voted out of office. The only way a woman can advance her political causes is to build coalitions and work within the system.