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Women Deliver on Super Tuesday
February 5, 2008
The women's vote carried Hillary Clinton to victory in
delegate-rich states that will put her ahead in the
ultimate delegate count. Her historic race has
energized the gender gap, which is key because women
make up the majority of voters in the general
election. The gender gap, a significant margin among
Hispanic voters, and confidence in her strength on the
economy will all give Clinton a strong advantage
against John McCain in November.
-- Kim Gandy, President, National Organization for
Women (NOW) and chair of NOW PAC.
Women delivered big for Hillary Clinton in key
Democratic states with the mother lode of delegates.
After working for the women's movement for over forty
years I am ecstatic, because I believe women are on
the verge of cracking the highest of glass ceilings.
I am so sick of hearing that women are their own worst
enemy -- after these results, I hope that we have
finally put this old saw to rest.
-- Eleanor Smeal, Co-Chair of the NOW Advisory Board
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