[red irish]

So many people in this country have no idea what any candidate stands for. I know people who will vote for Hillery just because she is a woman and know nothing else. Makes me sick. Especially with all the info on the internet! But then today politics has nothing to do with the people of this country that goes without saying when one looks at the border situation. But I strongly believe another attack and this country will not vote for a woman to be commander and chief and I am a woman.

[Peach]

You're right. An awful lot of female Oprah-like voters out there and it's very disturbing.

[George W. Bush]

I could vote for a Maggie Thatcher. And a number of European queens were pretty warlike.

Just because America doesn't seem to be producing smart tough women in politics doesn't mean a woman can't do the job. I think the reason we aren't producing those women in politics is a strange hangover effect from the Fifties where women are somehow supposed to be more moral, more inclined toward peace, more enlightened. But this ties their hands in being able to present a tougher side to the voters. I blame feminism for having failed to liberate women from June Cleaverism. If women are truly to be equals to men in every way, they also have to be free to be strong and aggressive on defense. Otherwise, they are the captives of a policially correct gulag. June Cleaver with a health plan and a 'dialog' with voters just can't compete with a Margaret Thatcher.

It's also women voters more than men who hold women politicians back from being strong on defense and ruthless on those who attack us.