What women will do if..

riotgrl

brianlux wrote:

Good points PJ_Soul and Lukin2006. Ah heck, I'm runnin' for prez next time!

I'll vote for ya!

justam

dimitrispearljam wrote:

there was a woman running from president??

you think more women will vote for her,only cos its woman?..how men will vote?

is it really matters??president be a woman or a man??

..i think never was a woman president in the past,right?

got this idea from the other thread and the conversation about black-white voters..

im very intresting in your opinions..

Hillary Clinton tried to run for president last time. She had quite a bit of support but there were a lot of people who wouldn't want her just because she was a woman.

Maybe it's still too early? Maybe there have to be several terms of a mixed race male president before people will think it's time for a woman?

I don't know.

I think she might have been a good president.

Who Princess

justam wrote:

Hillary Clinton tried to run for president last time. She had quite a bit of support but there were a lot of people who wouldn't want her just because she was a woman.

Maybe it's still too early? Maybe there have to be several terms of a mixed race male president before people will think it's time for a woman?

I don't know.

I think she might have been a good president.

The biggest objection I heard about Hillary in the last election was that she was married to Bill. Would he try to run things from behind the scenes, etc.

It's hard for me to understand why anyone would want to be president. What a thankless job.

catefrances

if it was a race between a man and a woman and the 2 candidates were even then id vote for the woman over the man. and id have no problem doing so.

dimitrispearljam

catefrances wrote:

if it was a race between a man and a woman and the 2 candidates were even then id vote for the woman over the man. and id have no problem doing so.

a race between a man and a woman and the 2 candidates were even ???

no question id vote for the woman...

hedonist

May I ask why? What, all things being equal, would then make your decision gender-based?

What if this were about skin color, or religion, or sexual orientation?

Does making the final choice based on those factors indicate bias?

pandora

aerial wrote:

comebackgirl wrote:

I would love to see a woman elected as president, but I would only vote for a woman if she represented the views and policies I support. You would not find me voting for Sarah Palin or Christine O'Donnell, for example.

I agree except I would vote for Sarah

me too ...

I would vote for Condi too

BinauralJam

i would vote for Jill Stein.

chadwick

BinauralJam wrote:

i would vote for Jill Stein.

thank you, google
i learned who she is... green party

i'd vote for her in a heart beat and i know just about nothing about her


... and i found this picture and i laughed so hard i about had a wet fart