Can you think of any women in politics that you think has made a great impact or change in our country?
477240
Talk to me after Clinton changes the world for the better.
914485
Forunately we live in a nation where we don't have to pick either/or. . .we can have both.  Hillary for President, Barrack for Vice President or Barrack for President & Hillary for VP.  It would be nice to have a female president though.
304431
I may not trust Clinton to run this country (in war time or peace time, makes no difference to me really.) Women can run wars though. Margaret Thatcher was brilliant in the Falklands War, leading her country through a tough time to an impressive victory over a formidable enemy. Condoleeza Rice would probabally be a great war time leader. Women can be tough too. Make no mistake about that.
37057
I think she can win. She's clever, got a lot of experience, and it's time to get a female president in the USA
833265
ofcourse! i think its time that women get some power and respect!
825618
ABSOLUTELY!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nGo HILARY!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2008 is the year of the first Woman President - I can feel it!
313666
if you pay attention she has influence on sooooo many things.  ahe says something is good suddenly books that havent been popular in decades are going on the bestseller list  movies are winning awards unexpectedly bra sales in places that fit you go through the roof  u name it.   today she did a show about the trouble in our public school system,  we have been hearing this for years,  but just watch  people are actually going to try to do something about it now. her ideas are not new,  she just has the means and opportunity and of course influence to get people motivated on issues that have been bouncing around for years
514260
Yes, I so agree, we think more logically, and we tend to make better choices, I think a woman would make a excellent president, God bless
113859
Absolutely, not only it is possible but very likely.Be ready  for the next election process where Sen. Hillary Rodhman Clinton may be facing Condolece Rice. A little more than half the population are women.
897184
We have our first Female speaker in the house. I feel that this is an important step to having a female president in the running. We need more women to balance out the good ole boy network that has been running for to long. A women as president would make other countries take another look at us. They would have to reconfigure their stand in dealing with the US. As long as she is sure and confident in her purpose she would be an asset to the Presidency.
1051608
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.
481303
All I know is that when I see the wife of a high profile politician coming into her own light, she is usually doing some sort of outreach project. Of course she uses his power and influence, but I believe he gains from her act, giving him a more humane side that people don't normally see. One example is 1st lady Laura Bush who endorses the No Kid Left Behind program
1050494
Nothing for or against her political views I feel that this country as much as they try to "embrace" all the women/minortiy movments are not ready to have on running the Most Powerful Country. \n\nI feel that Hilary Clinton gender will play a large role in the votes she will receive.  First there will be those women that have been waiting for this opportunity to get a woman into office and once there is one with as much power and political influences this seems like it will be the way to go.  Then there will be those that will NEVER vote for her as she is a woman and even in the 21 century there are still so many gender stereotypes that exist today and those that believe that a woman is just not capable of handling all the responsibilities that will go along with some position ( including president of the United States) \nIn my opinion I feel that a woman president would be great but I don’t feel that a candidates gender should be an important issue voting for President – the person to rule the country.  It is so frustrating seeing all the advancements that this country has accomplished yet we still haven’t had a women president??
40008
Africa's first elected female leader.\n\nA former World Bank economist and veteran politician, Mrs Johnson-Sirleaf is nicknamed the Iron Lady but has promised to show a new, softer side as president.
862693
Wow may i share something with you??\nMy friend didnt know where to vote nor if they could!\nand you know i went to vote on mine and their behalf and you are correct voting is a must!\nand if you could you should send me the information of these women where you read this or you should contact as many of them as you can and become involved in changing there mind set right away!
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! :)
273831
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.