It's not because she is a woman--is because of the Waterboarding. John McCain doesn't want her either.
1. She did not authorize or do any waterboarding.
2. While I respect Sen. John McCain as much as anyone, I do not believe that someone who has been tortured, using methods much more severe than waterboarding is not the best person to ask about what is or is not torture nor whether or not it is effective.
In my opinion, we should never, ever take anything off the board, using the tired old cliche. It doesn't mean we would or would not use something but, unlike failed former President Barack Hussein Obama, telegraphing what we will or will not do is simply outrageous.
I tend to agree with you on some of that, but the point is they were trying to use her being a woman as the reason some Democrats objected to her becoming CIA chief when that's not the case. They don't want her because of the waterboarding.
Let's be honest. They don't want her because she's a Trump appointee.
Which makes the whole thing misogynist, because if they REALLY cared about women advancing and breaking the glass ceiling, they'd be considering her regardless of the politics.[/QUOTE\\
There are some Democrats that do want her, and there are some Republicans like John McCain that don't want her. Let's be real honest, for the last 8 years Republicans fought about every appointee of Barack Obama.
This is the division in this country. It used to be that Democrats and Republicans could work together, and that hasn't happened in nearly a decade now, and it's very bad for this country.