Barack Obama: Women Are Better Leaders Than Men WhatDoYouThink?
While speaking at an event in Singapore, former President Obama argued that if women ran every country in the world, there would be a general improvement in living standards and outcomes, and that women are
“indisputably” better than men. What do“Great, yet another stereotype for women to overcome.”“I know the argument most men will retort with, but trust me, the Mad Queen of Madagascar Ranavalona I is the exception to the rule.”
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