Tiana emailed me something very interesting, that is relevent to this thread:
A new national poll suggests that men and women don't see eye to eye on the question of whether Caroline Kennedy is qualified to serve as a U.S. senator.
Just over half of all Americans questioned in a CNN/Opinion Research Corporation survey released Monday say that Kennedy is qualified to be a senator: 52 percent say she is, and 42 percent disagree.
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But the poll also indicates there's a gender gap, with 57 percent of women saying Kennedy is qualified. That number drops to 47 percent among men, with 46 percent of male respondents saying Kennedy is not qualified.
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/12/29/poll-gender-gap-over-caroline-kennedy’s-senate-run/
Now what makes this so fascinating is that of course, the opposite happened with Palin, where men were supporting her at much higher rates.
I think this really says something about men; and it's nothing good.