Attn. MSM: @ExJon gives media a handy female presidential candidate scorecard

Doug P. | 3:43 PM on May 09, 2015

So far the announced female candidates are Hillary Clinton for the Democrats, and Carly Fiorina for the Republicans. That doesn’t seem to eliminate media insinuations that the balance is different.

Interesting take @MarshaBlackburn on why there aren't more women GOPers in 16. Says harder to raise money; party tends to pick next in line

— Kasie Hunt (@kasie) May 9, 2015

Constant reminders are always welcomed:

GOP has the same number of women running for president as the Dems. https://t.co/Yq7Pvtj2ZK

— jon gabriel (@exjon) May 9, 2015

Even if the GOP were to have more women in the field somehow many in the media would conveniently miss that point, not to mention other details that go against the usual talking points:

.@exjon and we got more minorities … But bqwhateverr @kasie

— Katie "Red Pickle" Jerkovich (@redsoutrage) May 9, 2015

@exjon @ScotsFyre And more blacks than democrats too!More diversity;More experience;More honesty; More integrity; More patriotism=voteGOP!!

— Adorable-Dreg Mari (@maribellezza) May 9, 2015

@exjon GOP senator Joni Ernst is the first female elected to either side of U.S. Congress by Iowa.

— Mike Flender (@mflender) May 9, 2015

https://twitter.com/DonaldAreyIII/status/597093088583102465

@exjon @kasie @MarshaBlackburn they want more women in GOP race so they can make fun of them and call them derogatory names

— Jake Goza (@shogdevil) May 9, 2015