I like her and would like 2 see her as president but would she when or even have a shot?
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I like Condi Rice but I don't know if she could survive the Republican primary. She is Pro-choice, but not stridently so, but many of the Christian Right would not accept her because of that. If she could somehow come up with rhetoric which would downlplay the fact that she is pro-choice (or have a change of heart like the first Bush) then she would have a great chance.\n\nI for one, don't think being black or a woman would be an impediment to her campaign.\n\nI think a conservative black person would have a much better chance of winning than a liberal one(such as Jesse Jackson or Al Sharpton.)
594643
Depends on who she is running against. While I certainly know that women are just as (if not more) capable as men to run the country I would choose a man if I liked them more. If we had more idiots running like this last election, yes, I totally would vote for her.
323782
uhm, hello-- of course I would vote Oprah for president. I bet you she would have made higher than a C average at Yale. oh, and I think that Hillary Clinton should be her running mate... YESSSSSS!
657642
HELL YES!! I would vote for her in a heartbeat. If EVERYONE was more like her and less like Bush this country would be alot better then it is at this moment. I would also like for LOU DOBBS to run for office.
1099
I think she will although I don't think she'll win.
259455
I don't know who the repuglican will be, it really don't matter to me as I will never vote to shoot myself in the foot. But on the democrat side I think Hillary has a chance to be the first woman candidate, and even more possible that she might be the first woman president. She is a strong, intelligent lady that will stand up for what is right. She would have one of the best advisers in the world in her husband, the last legally elected president and the most popular and successful.
36215
She is the answer to the Republicans winning.  The Democrats who want her to be nominated are wishy washy liberals who don't understand the political process.  If they would concentrate on winning elections rather than making bold social statements they would be a lot more successful.
310603
I doubt it. she is probably just seeking a political agenda, Just watch, she will probably run for office soon. Using her son's death to the fullest of it's potential
342860
Yeah, I'm in, kind of... but everybody seems to be worried about Hillary. Why worry about her? If the first two men in line for president fail, guess what? Nancy Pelosi gets to be president. She is more likely to get there than Hillary.
576875
Hillary wouldn't win.  She keeps switching around her support base, so it's dubious that she would get nominated forget win the election. Al Gore has a shot and so does John Kerry, but if they want to run, they should probably definitely say yes or no, and if yes, start campaigning.  I know Al Gore has his environmental documentary which might be a good self-marketing tool.  Kerry, not sure what he's been up to, to be honest.  Barack Obama would have a shot if it was 2012/2016, though I doubt he'd make a candidate in 2008.  His best shot would be in '12 or '16.
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She's building her political resumé in the Senate even as we speak. I think it would be too soon for her. But odder things have happened. Who ever thought a state governor would make a good president (Not the current one, but some others)? And who would have thought an American general with no government experience would be a good, maybe great prez (I refer to Eisenhower).\n\nTruth: There's no formula for what makes a great president. As for electability, that's what her party needs to examine very closely. I doubt that it's there.
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Yes, as long as she is fully aware of what she is supporting. She must know her history and the history of politics. She should be one smart cookie! For instance.....how many people are aware that Bush's grandfather financially supported Hitler? So, one has to dig deep to find the truth about candidates of any party.
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I think the better question is what's to like about her?  I don't get it.  I heard some far-right pundits getting giddy with joy at the revelation that she's not very popular, not even with liberals and democrats.  Of course, it was the idiot pundits on the right who ever thought anyone on the left liked her to begin with.  I live and work in the uber-liberal SF Bay/Berkeley area, and I don't know anyone who cares for her.  'Pubs kept themselves amused during the Clinton years by proposing that she ran the whole deal, and that she was the left's darling, and all the while, the left seemed incredibly silent about her.  I don't care about her, other than that I think she's an opportunistic snake, but who actually makes it to the Capitol without that being true for them?  \n\nPolitically, we're entirely at odds, but again, I don;t see how that makes her any different than anyone else in the Capitol.  The simple truth is that she is a shadow-puppet that the right-wing pundits have been playing with: build her up to be a heavyweight, so that whne she chokes in the ring, they can call it a complete failure for the left, who never showed much attention to her to begin with (except, perhaps, in New York).
188090
I like hilary as a presidential candidate. I think she would be persistent in sticking to the things she feels are important. I would vote for her. SHe has got to be better then the republicans
220864
I believe most people are ready for a woman in the White House.  More than that, though, we need a real leader who will bring us together.  We have a lot of issues out there right now that split us right down the middle at 50/50.  Worst of all, there is NO ONE out there, man or woman, who is really saying what is on peoples' minds.\n\nI would like to think that we could have a sensible president who would be a national and world leader, and that the sensibility would lead to less war and what not.  Problem is that there are lots of people out there (inside and outside America) who want a fight right now, and you won't get them to listen and follow any system because the system has screwed them over too many times.  This leads to an ineffective government, and infighting--which is exactly what we see in this world today.\n\nJust voting for some woman won't solve anything.  But I am certain there is a woman out there who could do the job if she wanted it.
567089
I'm with you---Hillary would no doubt make  a fine President. It takes a woman to do it right and I think that she would be a breath of fresh air for the whole country.
87750
I would like Condelizza (my apologies if I misspelled her first name) Rice to be the next President of the United States of America.  She is well qualified, having multiple Ph.D.'s in international affairs, and she has served as chief of the Intel. community and State Department.  I think she would make a STRONG president.