Where the Women At?
KABC talkradio host and media figure, John Phillips, examines the oft asked question "Why are there so few women in public office in Los Angeles?" It is possible, that once the new Mayor, Controller, City Attorney and Council takes office in July that the entire lot could consist of males. At most, we could have a female mayor and two members of Council out of a total of 18 elected city officials.
Does it matter? Why is this? Is the City so dysfunctional women, natural problem solvers, are so turned off to how our City runs that they are just saying no? Or is there truly a glass ceiling (an ironic hypocrisy in a city run by the extreme left wing of the Democratic Party)?
Read more at Phillip's piece in the Daily Beast.
Does it matter? Why is this? Is the City so dysfunctional women, natural problem solvers, are so turned off to how our City runs that they are just saying no? Or is there truly a glass ceiling (an ironic hypocrisy in a city run by the extreme left wing of the Democratic Party)?
Read more at Phillip's piece in the Daily Beast.
Labels: city attorney, gender issues, john phillips, LA city controller, LA City Council, mayor, the daily beast
2 Comments:
Joseph Mailander said:
But this is an easy one: most qualified, professional women here have too much dignity to sell themselves out to the male-dominated clubhouses that are the fire and DWP unions--and because those unions racketeer local elections, not many women win when they challenge.
Anonymous said:
Where are they? Maybe they don't want anything more to do with all the corruption that seems to have existed for decade's in Los Angeles
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