Would you choose Cindy Sheehan to run for President of the USA in 2008 ?
157180
Yes, she is SO qualified. Let's look at her resume..son killed in Iraq....nothing.
744029
No.  Anyone 35 years of age should be allowed the chance to be President.  Personally, I would vote for Colin Powell or Condi Rice right now.  I am a white, married, 48 year old Catholic.  The time is coming for a person of color or a female to become President.  I'm certain it will happen within my lifetime.  Besides, lets spread the opportunity to be attacked and belittled by the press evenly. LOL
434615
Speaking from your point of view, it would be an interesting demographic.  She would certainly capture the great majority of the conservative vote.  Those who were sexist or racist (who can be found in either political party) would probably just not vote, instead of voting liberal.  I would imagine she would also capture some of the vote from people who would like to see a woman be President, and a portion of people who would like to see a racial minority as president.  In addition, she is very well spoken, was a child prodigy, and comes from Colorado, so would be a darling of the West.  I imagine, because of the demographics, she would be the favorite to win.  A very interesting scenerio would be Condy Rice vs. Hillary Clinton-in that case, the fact that both candidates were women would take that advantage (or disadvantage, depending on how deeply entrenched sexism is) away.  Then it would be a straight-up contest against two very powerful, brilliant, and politically astute women, from opposite ends of the spectrum.  As it is, there is essentially a 50/50 split between conservatives and liberals, so it would come down to which could appeal to the middle-of-the-road voter better.  I think Clinton is likely closer to center than Rice is, but Rice would have a fairly large bloc of minority voters on her side- I bet it would be a fascinating campaign!
701359
If I felt she was the best qualified of the candidates then yes I would. Gender, race, or religion (even political affiliation) have nothing to do with it.
383675
Well, I didn't think much of her chances before this issue, but I admit it probably isn't going to help them any.  Frankly, the only reason C. Rice has been mentioned for 2008 is that there is a female breathing down our necks over in the Democrat camp.  \n\nPersonally, I expect to vote Libertarian.  If we need to field a female, we have a good one:  Dr. Mary Ruwart, one very smart lady with enough class to handle any job.
796244
Someday... maybe... probably.  I must admit it would be an interesting four years if Hilary won.  Just watching Bill as First Lady would definitely keep us entertained, wouldn't it?  \n\nBy the way if Oprah ran... I'd vote for her!
619673
Yes. You will see a woman President in your lifetime.\n\nIt is folly to think otherwise. I wouldn't be surprised if you don't have a choice next time round - Rice or Clinton - take your pick. Can you see any republican better qualified than Rice? She has incredible influence and pwer and knows the Whitehouse like the back of her hand. Can you think of a better known Democrat than Hilary? and she CERTAINLY knows the whitehouse. She lived there for several years.\n\nIn the UK we had Maggie Thatcher. The Germans have a woman. Even the Catholics in Ireland have had a woman, India has had a woman and now Liberia!!!\n\nI know America is backward - heck - it took you years to give up slavery after the rest of the world - but you'll catch up quick! :)
272725
I have to say I agree with you on that one. I don't understand why the US is so busy trying to fix other countries when ours needs some serious attention. \nI think the longer our soldiers are in Iraq, the closer we will be to actually having some sort of revolution. And it will be lead by Cindy Sheehan.
63092
Let's hope we don't have to find that out.\n\nI think it would be so sad, that the first woman president of the USA would be Hilary Clinton, surely there are honorable, honest ladies out there that are ready to make the grade. JetDoc has her characterized perfectly, just go look at her voting record, she would sell her soul (quite possibly has) for political gain.
974933
that is a stunt, sounds like something Cindy Sheehan would do. don't give it any credence
684656
I definitely would. There needs to be a women president!!!!!
67747
OK, Democrats...the chosen one...Shrillary Clinton\n    Republican...Condi...I know, she says she has no interest in running, but she will answer the call of duty as she always has.\n\nWho will win?  Well, we can choose between 2 candidates.  One worked her way to where she is, speaks several languages, is a concert pianist, was chancellor at Stanford, and was an olympic alternate in some sport, I forget what.  She also has plenty of foreigh policy experience as secretary of state.\n\nThe other candidate got to where she is by who she married including her current position(she got a lot of campaign contributions  from people  pardoned by her husband.)  And she has a complete disdain for our military, the people who keep us safe.\n\nWho would you pick?
386438
Agreed. Ol' Condy has been nothing but a "yes-woman" for the Bush administration from the get go. There's no way I would willingly endorse anyone who is going to continue this administration's disasterous policies for another four years.\n\nMs. Rice is a step above Hillary in my book, but leagues below other qualified people that could fill the leadership void. For what it's worth, my personal choice for president would be Colin Powell. Even though he has said he won't run, that guy has sense beyond his years and I would be honored to call him "president."
673825
Yes, the right woman who can be a leader and take the abuse of being president...no, I do not believe HC can become president, she has too much baggage
837537
Its a toss up Hilary Clinton, or Condi Rice (spelled wrong). I would not vote for Hilary, but I would vote for Miss Rice. She is awesome+intelligent+retains knowledge of things that happened years ago. I hope she does run. I wouldn't vote for Bush's side of the family anymore. Sorry to be so blunt. I have been answering questions all day....LOL....
428856
No, I would vote for her because she is a capible, strong, intelligent lady. She would make a wonderful president and would have one of the best advisers that anybody could have, her husband the last legally elected president of the United States.
1032293
I'd have to pick Chewbacca.\n\nAlf is too much like our current Pres. Way to cynical, and egotistical.\n\nChewbacca, on the other hand, is caring, protective, and a freedom fighter that takes no crap!\n\nMaybe we should nominate Chewey for 2008!