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Hillary Clinton, First Woman President of the US. Would you vote for her?

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By godloveshope2, in Rants & Raves

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Boo Boo Kitty    3

Boo Boo Kitty
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Wow, even worse than Bush?

Why do yal hate Hate Hilary so much? I'm confused......I guess that wasn't really the question, but I am just wondering what she did to be so disliked.

I agree what did he do that made him so bad in your eyes? Maybe you want to look at the unemplyment rate, the economy ect. when Clinton was president. We were in an econmic upswing...and look now at those rates. BIG difference. What is the bankruptcy and foreclosure rate now? We don't even have to get into the war to see where Bush has failed us time and time again!

Morals aside Clinton was good to Americans. What he does with his family and his wife is none of my business.

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Carlene    12

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Gender would not matter for my vote. I would not vote for Hilary though. Unless she was the lesser of 2 evils, but I seriously doubt I would choose her over a Republican.

Yeah...the Bushes have done such a great job, it's too bad Laura isn't running. :o

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skyeblu79    0

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I agree what did he do that made him so bad in your eyes? Maybe you want to look at the unemplyment rate, the economy ect. when Clinton was president. We were in an econmic upswing...and look now at those rates. BIG difference. What is the bankruptcy and foreclosure rate now? We don't even have to get into the war to see where Bush has failed us time and time again!

Morals aside Clinton was good to Americans. What he does with his family and his wife is none of my business.

I agree with you...I wish I could have graduated college when Clinton was in office.

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skyeblu79    0

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No Skye, sorry I was asking the poster that you replied to! :o

LOL, you replied fast. I went back and changed what I said. I should have left it now. I realized what you were saying....:)

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BJean    16

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I just got here. It's very interesting to read all of the posts. Most people have said that they would vote for a woman. Whether it is Hillary or someone else.

My question is this: Is there ANY woman who would be good enough for you to actually vote for? I don't believe that for most of you (and the rest of Americans) there is a woman who you would actually go out and vote for. I know you don't WANT to hold women in lower esteem than men, but I believe that you do.

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skyeblu79    0

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I just got here. It's very interesting to read all of the posts. Most people have said that they would vote for a woman. Whether it is Hillary or someone else.

My question is this: Is there ANY woman who would be good enough for you to actually vote for? I don't believe that for most of you (and the rest of Americans) there is a woman who you would actually go out and vote for. I know you don't WANT to hold women in lower esteem than men, but I believe that you do.

I know there are people that to hold women in lower esteems than men. There are probably a lot of them. I have talked to many people and been shocked @ some of their reasonings and opinions.

I can honestly say I have no problem with it. If a woman was the right candidate, I wouldn't think twice about it.

Women have been running countries for years..And we are once again behind as usual.

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Cindy-IL    0

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No way in hell would I vote for Hilary!! I do hope this country elects a woman one of these days. Just not her, please not her!!

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BJean    16

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Would you vote for Lara Bush? Everyone raves about her being such a sweet school teacher and all. She's supposedly the voice of reason in that family, etc. Is Lara Bush your idea of a competent woman who could get your vote?

Please tell us one woman's name as an example of a woman that you would like to see nominated for president so you could vote for her.

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Mvpo8961    1

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Yes I would vote for a woman.:kiss2:

Double yes I would vote for Hillary.:clap2:

I would vote for Bill again if he could run again.:first:

I would for Chelsea if she were to run.:angel:

Heck I would probably vote for Buddy:hurt if he hadn't gotten hit by a car.:o

I like the Clintons.:hail:

M

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Mariah    0

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Would you vote for Lara Bush? Everyone raves about her being such a sweet school teacher and all. She's supposedly the voice of reason in that family, etc.

Example of a woman that you would like to see nominated for president so you could vote for her.

Being a "sweet school teacher"is hardly the qualifications for running the country. Neither is a "stepford wife"

Given a chance I would have voted for Eleanor Roosevelt and definitely will vote for Hillary. She is the most qualified person I can think of to hold office and turn this country around.

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BJean    16

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Heathergurl: No, I didn't mean would you vote for Lara Bush over Hillary Clinton. I just meant if you could think of a woman that you would like to see as President, who is it?

That you would vote for Lara Bush over Hillary Clinton only tells me that you are probably a Republican. It doesn't tell me if you really would support a woman for president if you sincerely had to make a choice.

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