Female President???
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- Dirty Sennin
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Female President???
So do you think there will be one within the next 50 years or so?

NARUTO + BLEACH doesn't even come close to the BEST MANGA= ONE PIECE
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that's not a very open-minded statement, I'm an American and I'd vote for a woman, in fact, I already did for our governor.Starnum wrote:I doubt it, Americans hate change, and are mostly close-minded, but we'll see.
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Since the Dems are likely to be the focus of the primary media circus since they're the party out of power. If it seems likely that Hillary is going to get the nomination, the GOP would be fools to toss someone as controvercial as Condi into the mix. They'd be much wiser to run Guliani and play up the terrorist angle.
Hillary is a very charged figure -- and in order to seriously mobilize the GOP base, all the Republicans would have to do is run someone who's NOT Hillary. Condi isn't "unhillary" enough.
OTOH, if the GOP looks like it's going to run Condi, the best card for the Dems to play is probably Virginia Governer Mark Warner. Granted, that's a rush to the center, which I'm generally opposed too - but Warner has a real opportunity to undercut the conservitive vote. That could do a lot of damage if the GOP is allready on pins and needles over a female candidate.
Hillary is a very charged figure -- and in order to seriously mobilize the GOP base, all the Republicans would have to do is run someone who's NOT Hillary. Condi isn't "unhillary" enough.
OTOH, if the GOP looks like it's going to run Condi, the best card for the Dems to play is probably Virginia Governer Mark Warner. Granted, that's a rush to the center, which I'm generally opposed too - but Warner has a real opportunity to undercut the conservitive vote. That could do a lot of damage if the GOP is allready on pins and needles over a female candidate.
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ucrzymofo87 wrote:that's not a very open-minded statement, I'm an American and I'd vote for a woman, in fact, I already did for our governor.Starnum wrote:I doubt it, Americans hate change, and are mostly close-minded, but we'll see.
It's not an open-minded statment, probably because Starnum is as dissapointed in the American people as I have been for the past 2 elections. I have lost faith in about half of America after 2004, and the only thing that even resembles somthing good coming out of the tragedies in Louisiana is that people see how inept out government really is, mainly Monkey-Boy up on top.
I'd vote for a woman if she was the best candidate. I'm not just going to say, "Oh it's a woman! I have to vote for her to stick it to the years of woman's oppression!" I need to know what she is all about. A woman is governer here in Michigan, and I think she's doing an OK job so far.
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Even if Hillary or another women was good enough to be prez the american people would not vote for her cause as starnum they are close minded.
I can almost say for sure thier wont be a female prez in US before atleast 30-40 years.
I can almost say for sure thier wont be a female prez in US before atleast 30-40 years.
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Maybe but I don't think a video game prohibition in the USA would change anything here. And I can live without american Game Designers etc.Libaax wrote:Not really since USA is the power in the world.
We have seen how much damage a bad prez can do already.

The european ones are better in any case.

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