Fewer woman hold political office in Pa. than in Afghanistan

The editorial in the ultra-liberal Philadelphia Daily News is the typical idiotic left-wing drivel about needing to elect more liberal women, but the editorial writer does raise an interesting point:

The
Center for American Women in Politics, at Rutgers, ranks Pennsylvania
38th among states in the U.S., with women holding 17 percent of
legislative seats in Harrisburg.


Women make up 28 percent of parliament in Afghanistan.


Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/politics/20140331_DN_Editorial__WOMEN_IN_PA_-LITICS.html#Pl5uGYD6KidCACSF.99

The
Center for American Women in Politics, at Rutgers, ranks Pennsylvania
38th among states in the U.S., with women holding 17 percent of
legislative seats in Harrisburg.


Women make up 28 percent of parliament in Afghanistan.


Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/politics/20140331_DN_Editorial__WOMEN_IN_PA_-LITICS.html#Pl5uGYD6KidCACSF.99

The Center for American Women in Politics, at Rutgers, ranks Pennsylvania 38th among states in the U.S., with women holding 17 percent of legislative seats in Harrisburg. Women make up 28 percent of parliament in Afghanistan.

Center for American Women in Politics, at Rutgers, ranks Pennsylvania
38th among states in the U.S., with women holding 17 percent of
legislative seats in Harrisburg.


Women make up 28 percent of parliament in Afghanistan.


Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/politics/20140331_DN_Editorial__WOMEN_IN_PA_-LITICS.html#Pl5uGYD6KidCACSF.99

The
Center for American Women in Politics, at Rutgers, ranks Pennsylvania
38th among states in the U.S., with women holding 17 percent of
legislative seats in Harrisburg.


Women make up 28 percent of parliament in Afghanistan.


Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/politics/20140331_DN_Editorial__WOMEN_IN_PA_-LITICS.html#Pl5uGYD6KidCACSF.99

Philadelphia Daily News Editorial: WOMEN IN PA.-LITICS