“Mrs Clinton might be the frontrunner in the polls, but almost everywhere we went people questioned her candidacy. Many stated bluntly that they did not want a woman in charge. ‘It’s a man’s world,’ said Hugh Laflin, 62, a Kansas truck driver. ”’Would a Middle East sheikh talk to a lady president?’”
“While we found many people who hated Mrs Clinton, those who loved her were few and far between.”
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