Calling all women!

Don't let us down! How many times have we heard...if only we had a female president? Well now's our chance! There isn't another woman on the horizon for years. No one even in the pipe line! Damn, I want a woman to win!

And this year, that's not a woman (sorry).

Sorry. Talk to the hand.

Vote for Hillary JUST because she's a woman is ludricrous. Just plain ludicrous.

I would love to see a woman president, and I think that it will eventually happen. But voting for someone just because she is a woman is no better than NOT voting for someone just because she is a woman, in my opinion.

If Hillary wins the nomination I will vote for her. But I have been troubled by the way her stance on the war has changed based on popular opinion. I want someone in the White House who is committed to getting us out and not allowing this to happen again.

Not fire up the Republicans to beat us to a pulp.

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DemEx

If the best person is a woman so be it but I will not settle for someone simply because she is a woman. Especially one who took an active part in lying us into war. Peace, Kim

Dumb bimbo thing, eh?

:sigh:

I think Hillary's got it all!

and leadership on IWR and on subsequent Iraq and Iran votes totally disqualifies her in my book.

And I hope all is going well for you and Haruka and the new puppy!

Haruka wants to know why you love me. She may be jealous...

Mick is curled up on his bed next to me.

she's a smart lady, a good lady. why did she become chair of the childrens defense fund if she is cold and doesn't care. why would she have done pro-bono work for them. why did the RW criticize her for her work on children's rights. she didn't do that for power, she stuck up for people who couldn't always stick up for themselves.

Peter and Marian Wright Edelman -- the founder of the Children's Defense Fund -- parted company with the Clintons after the welfare deform act. And ya don't see them stumping for HRC either, do you?!

and 4000 U.S. soldiers with a NO vote on the IWR. Barring that, I wish she'd at least admit wrong and apologize for said vote like Edwards had the cajones to do.

Just having a woman make POTUS isn't a thrill if it's the WRONG woman.

Hillary is my 4th choice, and yes, I donated money for her. Obama is my 3rd. Biden was 1 and Edwards is 2.

I don't like Nafta, I don't like how cozy they are with the Bushies, and she sits the fence way to much for me. BUT if she gets the Dem nomination, she gets my vote.

This is a woman thread...not necessarily a Hillary thread. Wellll.......kind of..........

I'm on YOUR side!

I've been so depress all day! Now I can go to bed happy...even if she ends up losing. It will put egg on the face of all those pundits. :hug:

I don't wwant Senator Cintin.

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Don't care in the slightest that she's a woman. I'm glad to see a woman as a real contender in the race, and being treated as such, and speaking authoritatively on my TV. But, beyond that, I don't care.

They're just coming out of the woodwork today, aren't they?

Sex or race doesn't fall into consideration.

my heart swells at the thought of a female president - it would really be the icing on the cake. Just . . . too amazing for words.

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LOL - This gay man thinks the owner of this one vagina rocks!

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candidate then, too, right? Supported her above all else because she was a woman? And especially since, if Hillary Clinton doesn't get the nomination, all of us women will just die.

Sorry, but the policies and morals of the nominee matter more than their race or gender. I'll vote for any nominee happily in November, but I'll be damned if I'll support a candidate in the Primary because of something like that.

I mean, get with the program, wouldn't you like to see an African American President? First ever?

but only if she's the best candidate for the job. This election is too important to make it about gender/race. Our lives and our future is in the balance. I hope the BEST candidate to fix our national disasters wins.

That was my point. Nobody voted for her "because she was a woman" or "because she was black". I, personally, loved what she had to say, but she didn't get very much support and failed to really get her message out. That's fine. I can respect that.

But most people on this thread don't even know who I'm talking about. I'm glad that you did.

Go Hillary!:toast:
:bounce:

:wow:
:beer:

:dem:
:kick:

:loveya:

:hug:
:grouphug:
:cry:
:pals:

:woohoo:
:applause:

I'm behind her 100 percent, and would love to see a woman as president! It's time. And, she's the best candidate to boot!

BTW - I want one of of the touch screens that John King is using on CNN :)

I will NEVER vote for a woman just because she's a woman.

sw

Would you have voted for Condi if she got the rethug nom?

I do not believe Clinton is the best candidate, and I will not support her UNLESS she gets the nomination, and then I'm not sure I will be able to do much more than vote for her.

I was supporting JE, but I'm on the Hillary bandwagon now. As she said, having a Democratic woman president is change itself. (Of course, the first black man would be too).

Go Clinton

Now, that would excite me!

Hillary Clinton - how disappointed I would be if the 1st female president turned out to be her.

Meet the new boss, same as the old...

not the one with a vagina.

If she gets the nomination, I'll happily support her, but she's not my first choice.

The sexism on BOTH sides of this race is disgusting to me.

Though Obama would be fine too. I'm not decided but I'm not in the anti-Hillary camp.

I'm a woman, I *can* think for myself, and I think Hillary would be a disaster as President. She's striven to show she's as tough as the "next guy" by voting for and continuing to enable the war/occupation in Iraq.

I supported her when she was going through the Great Right-Wing Conspiracy attacks on herself and Bill. But now she's kow-towing to those same elements, and I don't care what her gender is, my future and that of my children and grandchildren are under threat because Hillary went along to get along. She's done some good, no doubt, with some of her legislation. But current issues are too important to let sentiment get in the way.

Why, that would be the very definition of sexist, wouldn't it?

over and over that she can out-gun any man. I want my woman candidate to prize nurturance and wisdom over toughness! I want her to be a champion of peace, not eager to be 'commander in chief.' I want my woman candidate to have the resolve to face down the insurance companies and get them out of the health care business. ETC. ETC.

No thanks--you can keep her, and her fearmongering and cynicism.

I won't be celebrating for Hillary. She won't get elected, whether she wins the democratic nomination or not.

That's the unfortunate(?) truth of the matter.

But I don't think this is the woman I want.

They must have heard the call. Yeah, for woooooomannnnnn!

It's about time Cris Matthews and the pundits are finally recognizing they may have been alllllll wrong. Good for NH!

My vote has to be earned.