In each country it is different, machismo has always existed in politics, although in Latin America and in the world there are women who govern.

The truth is that I see a fairly remote possibility that the candidate who is going to take up the political career, that is, the candidacy that Biden has just resigned from, will be successful... a powerful country like the United States with liberal thinking or could also be called democratic .. and the thing is that due to several factors... the truth is that a female president is quite far away... in Latin America they are also quite sexist, especially here in Peru, where I have been established for 7 years... a couple of years ago there were elections regional or state and in the town where I live there was a political party that took advantage of a loophole in the Peruvian electoral laws, which they chose to nominate a male candidate who, if he won, would not legally meet the optimal conditions to be able to assume the governorship. since he was punished for having committed a crime... but in the same way the party nominated him and in all of these the candidate won... and simply because he could not take office... a woman took office and since then she has been the governor until today. .. what I want to say is that if exactly she were nominated, she would never be won for being a woman... here in Peru machismo is very great

If there's a woman candidate, which seems quite a possibility, from Dems, Trump will face a difficult time!

Come on.
People dont vote based on gender.
They vote based on what the candidate brings to the table.

For Democrats, the average sex bias is +4.2 points for women, and for independents, it's +3.3, whereas for Republicans, it's -1.4.

Who actually wants a female leading the US? It’s more than just “good” policies that people want standing in front of other countries. Appearance and stature play a huge role!