si claro que si las mujeres son las peores enemigas de otra mujer porque es eso lo que quieren los hombres para poder tenernos engañadas y asi dominarnos haciendo que seamos su esclabas sexuales sus maquinas reproductiba nadamas asi quedamos atras

Although I agree that in many ways women are different leaders than men, and in some cases better leaders, I feel that we would be doing women a diservice by saying that women are somehow more perfect leaders. Women are ultimately human and capable of succumbing to the same pitfalls as their male counterparts. For example when conducting over 300 surverys with Mexican women in rural and indigenous communities, I found that elected female leaders did not necessarily assist other women in entering the political arena or use their positions of power to push women's issues. Women frequently said that they were each other's worst enemy. Women politicians have the opportunity to bring about more inclusive and representative policies; however, women's networks and specialized training are necessary to help foster those opportunities.

Some studies suggest that where women have a significant presence, politics is more constructive and less adversarial. Following this argment, increased numbers of women in high office could improve the effectiveness of political leaders/processes in resolving differences and finding common ground. At a time when voters in many countries express high levels of distrust of politicians, more tempered political debate could also increase public confidence in elected leaders and political processes.

Although the trend to elect women and other high level offices is relatively new, there are numerous studies arguing that women's political involvement has a positive impact both on the political interplay and general development of the countries atively increasing women's political participation. For instance, there is an argument claiming that in the countries with higher numbers of women politicians the corruption level is much lower. Interestingly enough, the argument goes further stating that women leaders have less tolerance to corruption, including bribery, than male leaders.