To: Conservatrix
"I absolutely agree with your assessment. I am also not sure if 20% (or more) of Americans are ready to vote for a black-- male or female-- for presidente.
I bet you that's not true. You don't give people enough credit. Racism is something the Democrats use, it shouldn't be one we use. I understand your concern, but I think we'd both be pleasantly suprised by how many people really came down on the side of equality and justice.
Bones
42 posted on
02/24/2005 12:35:57 PM PST by
Bones75
To: All
45 posted on
02/24/2005 12:38:56 PM PST by
Kennesaw
To: Bones75
Well, I hope you are right. I am also a realist, that is all. Why should we expect people to be less racist than they are sexist???????????? We can run her and show that we are not racist, and then lose. Then the Witch wins. So why do we want that?
What other candidate can beat her? Rudy? Socially they are about the same... and with Hillary's new facelift on the right side, she is looking more Hawkish than ever. She might even scare Rudy....
The main thing, is that if we are not smart, Hillary will win in '08.....
51 posted on
02/24/2005 12:42:22 PM PST by
Conservatrix
(He who stands for nothing will fall for anything.)
To: Bones75
I think we'd both be pleasantly suprised by how many people really came down on the side of equality and justice.
I won't bet on being "pleasantly surprised". We would be sickened from being ruled over by another "President Clinton". It is not worth the risk. Besides, I'm right about this. Twenty percent or more voters will never vote for a woman, which is a lock for Hillary if the GOP nominates a woman. And this is unfortunately real, we cannot know what is the number of misguided voters who will not vote for a black candidate, but they are out there (even 2 or 3% is hurts the GOP nominee). Hillary would beat Condi in the general election. That's the deal, sadly, despite Dr. Rice's brilliance.
56 posted on
02/24/2005 12:45:58 PM PST by
advance_copy
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