OPINION: Leaders We Need, "Leaders" We Don't: A Follow-Up

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Following up on the other day's brief link-and-comment:

From the Guardian: Are female leaders more successful at managing the coronavirus crisis? - Plenty of countries with male leaders have also done well. But few with female leaders have done badly - filed by Jon Henley and Eleanor Ainge Roy

Opinions on specific cases cited therein, anyone?

I'm of a general opinion as follows, highly oversimplified beyond a doubt by my brain: women in politics - they get the job done.

Comments

[cmcmck]

I was going to mention Maggie (spits- I'm the granddaughter of colliers) having been an anguished undergrad then semi employed during that period, but that doesn't denigrate your comment about more recent female politicians.

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Our more recent case studies - possibly with exceptions in Sweden's case? - may have taken cautionary learning from the examples set by Mmes. Thatcher and Gandhi. Possible?