ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月23日 05時22分

As Senator Amy Klobuchar joins the 2020 U.S. presidential race, former aides say she was not just demanding but often dehumanizing, the steward of a work environment colored by volatility and distrust. For years, she has had among the highest rates of staff turnover in the U.S. Senate. Our reporting is based on interviews with more than 2 dozen current and former Klobuchar staff members and internal emails. While there was wide consensus in the interviews that women were often held to a different standard as bosses, former aides — female and male — said their concerns about @amyklobuchar’s behavior should not be dismissed as gender bias. Many of the aides said they had worked for both men and women, for lawmakers both compassionate and unkind, without encountering anyone else like #Klobuchar. @erinschaff took this photo of Klobuchar talking with aides at the U.S. Capitol in December. Visit the link in our profile to read more from #nytimes politics reporters Matt Flegenheimer and Sydney Ember.

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