Scott Brown, the Republican candidate for Ted Kennedy's senate seat, posed nude for Cosmo in 1982?

Heckkkk no, she wouldn't have been taken seriously! Any woman with a nude centerfold pic in a magazine would've faced a double threat in her political career: #1 - WOMEN, who would've berated her for compromising herself and making all women look like pieces of meat. Feminists would've been all over this and called for a stronger woman to take a leadership position.

And I kind of agree that I would want a woman in office who has more wisdom and better judgement than to pose nude in a society like ours that still struggles to treat women as equals. #2 - MEN, some of whom first, would criticize her appearance and demean her with mockery. And then they'd use that as an open door to politically dismiss her as a flighty woman.

A nude photo would be a political weapon against her. Imagine if Sarah Palin had posed nude before running as VP? Can you imagine how skewered she would've been?

I'm sorry to say that I ascribe to the double standard to some extent. I personally find it refreshing to see a male figure splashed in photos across the media for a change (no more melons! I can't takes the jugs anymore!), and I find it mildly humorous that he posed for it...because it doesn't MEAN the same thing for him to have done it.

It just doesn't. He's representing a gender and race that has always dominated in politics, so the pressure isn't there to "prove" his character on behalf of his entire gender. He'll get a free pass for this.

But a woman wouldn't, and probably won't a thousand years from now.

Stormy Daniels, an apparent candidate for Senate in Louisiana, has posed nude, to put it mildly, and a lot more. Scott Brown mostly has his looks going for him. The Cosmo spread was quite a few years ago though.

No, I do not think so. The standard for male vs female politicians is definitely not on a level playing field. Being a male it is going to be viewed by the majority of male politicians as a badge.

If it was a female the view would no doubt take a turn for the worse, it would be used as ammo toward her credibility to the point that regardless of her qualifications she would not get a fair shake. It is sad that this is the way things are at this time.

Unfortunately, in my opinion. No. Plus it would be a much bigger story.

I had no idea Scott Brown did that and I am willing to bet not many others did as well. Why? Because the Press knew people wouldn't care that much about a guy doing it.

But if it was a girl, every newspaper and TV station would run a story about it.

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