After reading this article and watching the interview, my mouth hung open in awe. My brain, scrambled now, sorted through the statements made in the video. Cheryl Rios, the CEO of a small company in Texas, proclaimed that Hillary Clinton's hormonal issues as a woman make her unjust to be the president of the United States.
The irony of the situation made me wonder if this article would have been more suitable for The Onion instead of CNN.

I would like to bring to your attention some of the contradiction of this situation.
Ms. Rios states that Mrs. Clinton's female hormones will create issues for her as a leader. The absolute lack of logic in her claim is baffling. Making a statement about Clinton's political history causing her to be a weak …show more content…
Rios also claimed that in her opinion, no woman should ever be president. Maybe a quick history lesson before her interview would have enlightened Ms. Rios about the numerous female political leaders in the world who have already brought significant change to society because they were women.
You do not have to support Hillary Clinton to see the unjust ideas publicized in this video. Breaking gender stereotypes, expelling ignorant statements and removing restrictions will allow for our society to grow exponentially. A woman should not suppress the ambitions of another woman. Equality for all will never come if biased and uneducated ideas are not revised and scrutinized. Ms. Rios should instead encourage and inspire the younger generation of girls to strive for greatness.

Ms. Rios, you have disappointed many young girls.

D-S-L-R. Four years ago, these letters would have meant nothing to me. Today, the digital single lens reflex camera has led me to win multiple …show more content…
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