It is clear that the UK political scene is lacking in women. I wonder whether it is because they just can't be arsed - their children and family usually take priority in their lives so they end up taking work that suits their situation rather than their potential.
Of course I may be wrong. But many of the women I know are great organisers of the lives of their nearest and dearest. Sometimes I find that I have left the house without looking in a mirror to check what I look like, never mind sprucing myself up.
Yet when I look at the leaders of the political parties and those around them, I am struck by one, well actually two things. Cufflinks. I know it is rather petty but I rather resent the fact that not only do these guys have time to faff about with cufflinks they also run the country.
I think all is not quite right with the world. But how do you rectify it?
By the way, it is good to be back, and nice to hear from Catdownunder.
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Nice to know you are back too Caroline - Australia currently has a female PM - and probably will have after Saturday. Not sure is the best example though.
Our State Opposition leader is a female, New South Wales and Queensland each have a female Premier, Victoria has had a female Premier.
It happens, but yes more males than females.
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