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In reply to the discussion: Well if Hillary doesn't win it...it will be 45-0 for the men. [View all]SheilaT
(23,156 posts)47. To suggest that any of us should vote for Hillary Clinton
because she is a woman, regardless of her qualification, regardless of her history, regardless of the qualities of any of her opponents, is patronizing.
I would love to see a woman as President. But I don't happen to think Hillary Clinton is the right choice at all. I absolutely wish Elizabeth Warren were running, but she's not. So I'm a Bernie supporter.
And to call it 45-0 is pretty dumb, given that no woman has ever been at the top of the ticket, and only two have been VP nominees so far. So 2-0 would be more accurate.
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Good to hear, which means if Hillary is the candidate, you surely could NEVER not vote for
randys1
Aug 2015
#26
Wow, you think many people voted for President Obama just because he is African American?!
demmiblue
Aug 2015
#14
You went there. You basically said that President Obama won the primary because of race.
demmiblue
Aug 2015
#22
Indeed. A big problem is the lack of women in governorships, the Senate and House.
PoliticAverse
Aug 2015
#11
I think Hillary may have the same tendency to want to appear tough, as Thatcher did.
djean111
Aug 2015
#35
We need more women in politics. Congress and the Senate should be loaded with women
Autumn
Aug 2015
#28
Don't really care if the next 45 Presidents are men, women or barnyard animals that can talk.
AppalachianLeftist
Aug 2015
#50
this, i hope we have a woman president soon, just not a corporate controlled one
Amishman
Aug 2015
#54
I agree that it's kind of fucked up. In fact, it's an international embarrassment
RufusTFirefly
Aug 2015
#55