There's a big difference between electing a woman as POTUS and electing one as governor or senator. The fact that Republicans are willing to elect a woman as governor or senator doesn't seem to apply when they run for president. I have serious doubts that the MAGA base would be willing to vote for a woman to be the GOP presidential candidate. And Trump himself certainly seems to have no problems expressing his misogyny at every opportunity - does anyone think he would vote for a female presidential candidate in either party? I remember back in 1984 when Mondale (who was nicknamed "Fritz") chose Geraldine Ferraro as the first female v-p candidate that there were frequent jokes among Republicans that his campaign slogan should be "Fritz & Tits".
ETA: Democratic women make up 42% of their party's representation in Congress, while Republican women make up just 15% of their party's members. Seems like a pretty clear indication of which party is willing to vote for female candidates for office.
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Has the number of women in Congress hit a ceiling?
