If a woman who is involved in politics is really beautiful do you think men are more likely or less likely to listen to her?

[RyanEC]

I can see how beauty can be a blessing or a curse for intelligent women who want to make a difference.

On one hand their beauty can draw men in to listen and once they listen they will be taken in by her words and be persuaded.

On the other hand men may be so distracted by beauty that they don’t pay attention to what the women is saying and just stair at her.

I actually left a comment for a beautiful woman on YouTube who has a right wing message.

I said
“when I first watched your videos it was because you have a pretty face and say things I agree with. Now I watch because of your well spoken knowledge and insight. You also inspire me because you keep going forward with a smile despite all the persecution against you. You have my respect.”

This was one of the only comments she replied to “Thank you for you kind comment, I appreciate it.”

[VanillaSalt]

It’s not about beauty… it’s about her charisma, her ideas, the way she speaks, if she does what she says… unfortunately it also depends on which side she’s on these days. Democrats and those that vote for them like victims. The more she can appeal to their empathy the more super she’ll get… meanwhile the more she pushes family, children, rights, freedom, and the evil of democrats the better support she’ll get as a Republican.


We never close the best people for our politicians because they say things we don’t want to hear and have opinions… The politicians we choose are the best liars amongst us.

[Stickykuza]

It will help, though she should have talent in that department too.

[NathanDavis]

immature people would make it about her beauty... that is for sure

[AimeeKyle]

For me, looks only / potentially opens the door for people to listen. What spews from their mouths will either keep them engaged or turn them away.

[Andres77]

No... Tulsi gabbard is one of the few that make perfect sense and no one listens to her