1 posted on
08/21/2007 3:28:43 AM PDT by
NCDragon
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To: NCDragon
2 posted on
08/21/2007 3:32:42 AM PDT by
Carolinamom
(Every day is a gift; be thankful.)
To: NCDragon
3 posted on
08/21/2007 3:36:20 AM PDT by
blueyon
(Loose lips sink ships.)
To: NCDragon
Sure U.S. voters can elect a woman president, just not Hillary.
4 posted on
08/21/2007 3:36:37 AM PDT by
kb2614
(Hell hath no fury than a bureaucrat scorned)
To: NCDragon
A pair of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's worst nightmares straw men trudged past a giant blue "Hillary for President" sign outside the Iowa State Fair with palpable disgust. There... fixed it!
I have no problem with a woman as President. I have a tremendous problem with THAT woman as President.
5 posted on
08/21/2007 3:38:48 AM PDT by
gridlock
(Getting drunk can make you only so stupid without being pretty stupid to start with.)
To: NCDragon
Is there a woman running?
To: NCDragon
"Hillary can go to hell," said Alice Aszman, 66, a Democrat from Ottumwa. "I'll never vote for her. I don't think a woman should be president. I think a man should. They've got more authority." ... Her husband, Daniel, 50, also a Democrat, agreed: "I think women should stay home instead of being boss." How much you wanna bet that Alice and Daniel Aszman (aged 66 and 50, respectively) are Democrat operatives and Hillary! loyalists.
8 posted on
08/21/2007 3:41:27 AM PDT by
gridlock
(Getting drunk can make you only so stupid without being pretty stupid to start with.)
To: NCDragon
I have no problem whatsoever with a woman as president. I have an extreme problem, however, with a carpetbagging crook rapist enabler as president.
To: NCDragon
Yes.
But, please God! not that one.
11 posted on
08/21/2007 3:43:28 AM PDT by
ExGeeEye
(Liberalism always generates the exact opposite of its stated intent. ALWAYS.)
To: NCDragon
IMO, her being a woman has very little to do with it. Although gender is important and not to be discounted. Many cultures including our own view men as the leaders. The Presidency is not the place to experiment or make a statement.
We need the best person for this position. Is Hillary the best we have? I sincerely hope we have better.
Hillary is a socialist and all of her policies reflect that base. She’s accomplished very little as a Senator with most of her focus being on building the campaign.
And then there is the fact have had two families in this office for the last 20 years (counting GW’s full term). I think its time for some fresh blood. Either that or we need to push an amendment changing us into an oligarchy.
To: NCDragon
This whole “vote for a woman for president” thing is just a gimmick by the Hillary people to make people vote for her rather than be considered un-liberal or intolerant. There are voters out there who might not like here, but will be tricked into voting for her because they can’t tell the difference between voting for a woman and voting for her!
13 posted on
08/21/2007 3:52:16 AM PDT by
jwparkerjr
(Sigh . . .)
To: NCDragon
Alice Aszman, 66, a Democrat from Ottumwa. - Presumably a Democrat operative
Her husband, Daniel, 50, also a Democrat - Presumably a Democrat operative
Roger Davids of Council Bluffs - Union hack
Sheryl McConkey, 53, an inventory manager from Council Bluffs - Union hack
David Redlawsk, a political scientist at the University of Iowa - Academic
Charles McConkey, 52, of Council Bluffs, is a maintenance mechanic at a pipe foundry - Union hack. Presumably the spouse of the Sheryl McConkey - union hack
Dick Applegate, 63, a retired steelworker from Waukee - Union hack
Arthur Henderson, 70, of Council Bluffs, a retired car-maintenance man for the Union Pacific Railroad - Union hack
Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack - a Clinton supporter
14 posted on
08/21/2007 3:55:36 AM PDT by
gridlock
(Getting drunk can make you only so stupid without being pretty stupid to start with.)
To: NCDragon
15 posted on
08/21/2007 4:09:04 AM PDT by
LibLieSlayer
(Support America, Kill terrorists, Destroy dims!)
To: NCDragon
Bring me Condolezza Rice as a candidate, and I will vote for a women in a heartbeat. Just not one of those touchy-feely “for the CHILDREN” simpering morons, or a power crazed former-first-lady pschyo-b!+ch.
16 posted on
08/21/2007 4:16:59 AM PDT by
50sDad
(Angels on asteroids are abducting crop circles!)
To: NCDragon
I would have no problem voting a woman as our next President.... just not THIS particular woman.
17 posted on
08/21/2007 4:22:12 AM PDT by
sweet_diane
("I still come down to talk to me, when the coast is clear.")
To: NCDragon
Real men don’t vote democrat to begin with.
18 posted on
08/21/2007 4:35:28 AM PDT by
mimaw
To: NCDragon
Sure...if Laura Ingraham were running.
To: NCDragon
That's not what Clinton wants to hear from voters like the Aszmans, who described themselves as "working class." ![](http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/thumb/7/72/200px-Kramer%27s_ASSMAN_plates.jpg)
20 posted on
08/21/2007 4:58:08 AM PDT by
6SJ7
To: NCDragon
For the dim-0-crats this is a tough choice:
1) With the GOP having committed suicide losing control of the Congress, and
2) Dubya fading ...
the dims ... want the White House very badly.
Tubba probably sees 2008 as her only/best shot as Prez ... because:
1) Should another dim get the nomination and win ... assume an eight year run as Prez - Tubba becomes too old and Bubba becomes more feeble,
2) Should Tubba get the nomination ... and lose - the "little" people will have spoken loudly about dims.
So ... an interesting dynamic ... is the devil you know better than the one you don't?
21 posted on
08/21/2007 5:05:50 AM PDT by
jamaksin
To: NCDragon
Of course we’ll elect a woman President.....just not THAT woman....and I use the term loosely.
22 posted on
08/21/2007 5:37:03 AM PDT by
ElectricStrawberry
(1/27 Wolfhounds...cut in half during the Clinton years.)
To: NCDragon
Look, the liberal media can go out and find neanderthals, who'll say, 'they'll never vote for a woman', but voters don't vote for "a man" or "a woman", the vote for specific individuals. The question is whether Hillary can overcome her 48% negative rating among voters. Dick Morris believes she can by bringing in millions of new voters, ie single women, who'll vote for her.
The questions is what kind of candidate will Hillary Clinton make, not some generic "woman".
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