Carly Fiorina

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L.G.: Hillary pointed out that toward the end of her race, she felt there was a lot of gender bias, particularly on some of the cable networks—and you agree with that analysis?

C.F.: I don't know how you can disagree. I think we have come to the point where we know, thankfully, that racism is unacceptable. I don't think we have come to the point where we understand that sexism is unacceptable. You know? When male anchors can jokingly say, and everybody gets the joke, "Well, Hillary is going to lose because she reminds people of their first wife," or when detractors hold up signs that say, "Iron my shirt," I mean, that's just not acceptable.

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At a breakfast with reporters this morning, California Senate candidate Carly Fiorina responded to a question about whether she would filibuster Obama nominees by saying that "elections have consequences," but that she'd look at the nominees' qualifications.

"I did not closely follow the Sonia Sotomayor nomination," said Fiorina. "I was battling breast cancer. But I probably would have voted for Sotomayor. She seemed qualified."

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