Yes. I want a female candidate.

That does not equate with me not supporting a male candidate.

What I want is for the female candidate to have an equal shake. I do not want her to be driven down by gender bias in the media and in the public.

I want two, three, or even four women to vie for the Democratic nomination. I want them to not be subjected to gender biased smear campaigns. The more women, the merrier. We have a plethora of qualified and excellent candidates.

When all is said, I will support the female candidate over the male candidate if all is equal. Male candidates are given an unfair and undeserved advantage that I will no longer abide by.

But that does not mean that I will not support the male candidate. I have been doing that all of my life. And I'm certain that I will be once again forced to to the same in future elections. But I don't like it. I'm tired of it. I'm tired of terrific female Democrats being dismissed simply because they are women. This gender bais has got to stop.

Our most activated and reliable voting block believes it's time to move on from Bernie

Senator Amy Klobachar and Senator Kamala Harris.

Both of these women will emerge as the top runners for 2020.

Both of these women are heads and tails above Biden, Bernie and Beto.

Is gender bias in the media a problem that needs to be corrected?

Yes.

For many, the bias is obvious. Yet too many still deny the existence of it.

There have been many studies that show this is an issue, and it's shameful that in 2018 this is still a problem we must overcome.