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Two times this week now reporters have quoted my analysis in @CookPolitical without my name, while giving the names of other male analysts (as they should!) but only referring to my writing as "The Cook Political report wrote" and "it wrote."
There are few female political analysts out there (of the major 3 handicappers, it's only myself and @amyewalter) and we all deserve our due. I'm glad you're quoting our analysis, but please look at who wrote it and give us appropriate credit.
so when you refer to male analysts by their name and only me as an "it," it's really offensive and undercuts the hard work we all do, and women in politics everywhere.
Also, editors please pay attention to this too. It's quite obvious when a story is unbalanced and the male writers get their names but the women are simply referred to as "it."
This happens to spokeswomen, too, unfortunately ... and it's 2020.
Been there. I'm sorry. In this case, misery does not love company.
This is crazy. I get quoted by name for my dumb tweets and you two, who actually know things, are "one financial columnist said."
So glad you called this out!
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