I'm all in favor of having a woman president, but I still have mixed feelings about it. I haven't seen a lot of women in politics that stand firm and make me feel 100% confident in them....I loved Bill Clinton in the 90's, but there is just something about Hillary Clinton I don't like/can't relate to...
124407
I vote for the candidate. Not the party, not the race, not the gender. If I believe the candidate stands for what I believe, and they have the ability to make it happen, I would support that candidate.
161240
I think she would stand more than a 50-50 chance, because people still like Bill, and he would be part of that team again.  That two-for-one deal with the Clintons.\n\nAlso, a lot of people are ready to have a woman for president, and Hillary has a lot of political experience.\nI don't know if I would vote for her, it would depend on who she was running against.
73285
A woman as president? let see England hasn't done too bad. If a good woman ran I would vote for her. Any person that is capable of moving the country forward deserves the chance. As for all the people that are condemning Bush, DID YOU VOTE??! because if you didn't you have no right to complain.
51439
I support Hilary. I'd vote for her if I knew more about politics and I was the right age to vote. We need both candidates to be female to make it even.
668069
My fave President Was BILL CLINTON. I liked his style, his charisma and his attiude. A lot of people dont realize that Presdient Clinton had a Bill that protected us against terriosm. Someone tore it up, take a wild guess on who it was and right after that person tore it up, we were hit by 9/11. I will be glad when his wife runs. She already has my vote..
644337
If Hillary became president, God Help Us!!!\nHillary is a Socialist!  She is a former hippie that hates the U.S. and wants to work from within to dismantle it in any way she can.  She puts on a nice facade in her current senatorial role.  But make no mistake, she is evil.  I would have no problem with a woman president, just not her.
643365
Great question!  I believe that we should never elect someone based on gender, but rather on their platform.  However, I think a woman would bring  a unique perspective to our country.  I think a woman will be elected president at some point, and I can't wait to see how it plays out.
65221
Nay.\n\nBefore Bill Clinton was elected, Hillary "Clinton" portrayed herself as a "stand by my man" kind of woman. She wore long hair and appeared on TV shows wearing dresses and baking cookies. After Clinton was elected, she become Hillary "Rodham-Clinton", chopped off her hair and wore suits in favor of dresses. She misrepresented herself because she thought it would further Bill Clinton's career.\n\nAfter Clinton was elected, Bill Clinton appointed Hillary Clinton to the National Health Care Task Force. And the policies she came up and tried to push bordered on Communism. And this appointment despite the fact that not one American had ever voted for her for anything. Congress was not given the opportunity to confirm her to a position that had the potential to affect every American in world.\n\nHillary Clinton is universally hated by conservatives and Republicans alike. Among the Democrats, it is a split vote. Some Democrats cannot stand her. Some liberals cannot stand her. Some women cannot stand her. And those are her three main bases. With half the country (conservatives and Republicans) against her, she would have to have a solidified base amongst Democrats, liberals and women. And she does not have it.\n\nWatch Hillary Clinton. She is just like her husband and adjusts her positions based on opinion polls. I say, "No, thank you." I would rather have someone in office who has the strength of his convictions, who knows the difference between right and wrong and acts on it.
672094
LOL Good catchy one! \nYes I believe it is time for a woman to be in the WHITE House.. although Hillary kind of was w/ Bill hahaha.. So..I'd vote for any woman because I know it is time in history to move forward with the times!
625968
Who says a woman can't be President? George Bush's wife would have gotten my vote over him!!!!!!
113280
you should ask women. Since the late 60's, more voters have been women then men. So if there hasn't been a female president yet, it's the women that made it so.
41902
I pray that one day there is a female president.  I also pray that she is an independent.  With this type of president many of Americas problems will be fixed.
489534
I would actually love to see both a Black man and a woman run for office at the same time, since this has never happened in the history of the us presidential elections, I think we all need to be open minded and think that both a woman or a black man are perfectly capable of runiing this country.  I also think this could happen as early as the 2008 elections with Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama on the ticket.
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.
155477
I think a woman will be first, I think that Hillary Clinton would be an excellant choice. She has all the attributes, she is smart and in touch with the people, it will be a hard road as the repuglicans hate her so much but I think she can overcome that as more and more repuglican politics is being exposed for what it is, Corrupt.
427795
I'd go with Hillary.  Men have been running the country from the beginning.  It's about time we see what girl power can do.
277429
I am 60 and I hope that Hillary Clinton will be the next president, she is a intelligent strong woman that is not afraid to stand up for what is right for the people. She would have an asset of her husband the last legally elected president and also the most successful at running the business of the country.