will hillary clinton ever become president of the usa?
604132
She may be a person of great abilities and political potential, but the simple answer is NO. The problem with Hillary is that like Kerry, her position on the 2nd Amendment of the Bill of Rights (B. of R.) makes her just too unacceptable to a large segment of the American people. The last Presidential election forced many to choose between defending the 1st or the 2nd acts of the B.of R., and most do not want that again. Abortion is really about Religious beliefs, and most here do not agree with the Pres'. position. But many also feel that the Right to Bare Arms is essential to guaranty our freedoms FROM OUR OWN GOVERNMENT. Least we would have had KING RICHARD NIXON! And that is no joke.
42370
In many countries women do get elected as president. In the USA, women are finally gaining the political power, experience, and visibility needed to take on the presidency. Someday soon we should have our first women president.
469189
She is great for what she does.  I do not think she has the statesmanship to become a president.\n\nPeople should remember, to be a president, you need to be some sort of statesman. (PC side, Statesperson)\n\nAll good presidents are statesmen.  No president that has been just a great politician has ever made it into the ranks as a great president.  No matter how much some of the people liked him.
110920
Definitely.  It's only a matter of time before that becomes common.  Like any first though she will have to be above and beyond the capabilities of the other candidates.  I think that's going to make a good difference though and it would help the country a lot.  Hillary Clinton I think would be a bad choice as the first woman president because she's already too well known and the media hype would drown out anything she does.
690455
It is long overdue to elect a woman as President of the United States...
1169951
Yes there will be a woman president someday - of course it will happen. Whoever is qualified (male or female) will become elected, and at this point there isn't anyone standing out. While I know a woman will become President, I sure hope the first isn't Hillary Clinton - Condi would be a better choice.
507343
I don't know your question, but I agree with everything that you have said.  Hilary Clinton being elected president will ensure that our country will have another 9-11
21192
a sure bet!  i love the clintons, and i could not think of a better, more qualified person to become the first female president in the united states. \n\ndown with the good ole boys!
633741
It is possible, but highly unlikely this would happen.  There are thousands who would love to be president.  It is the American Dream to grow up and be president.
863059
I love the people who are answering this question they live in a different world then I do. Hillary is a force to be reckoned with, she will captivate 75% of the vote in New York for Senator and she will run for President of the USA in 08 no doubt. \nThe only thing that needs to happen is Bush to run the current course that he is on and Hillary to remind everybody the way it was when Hubby was running the country and the good times will roll again. If everybody else thinks this is not going to happen they need to settle back on the couch and light another fatty.
799119
To me....this is not a question of a woman running.....Senator Clinton is the best candidate  for the Presidency of the US....just look at the would be Rep candidates and the other Dem candidates...they pale in comparison to her....I hope she does run and wins.....
307538
only god knows the future.  besides, she cant be president forever.
271250
How many more times is this question going to be asked??\n\nHillary Clinton has absolutely no hope of getting elected president. If she runs, she WILL get the Democratic nomination. However, in a general election, she has no chance of getting a plurality of the votes. She is too divisive, too polarizing.\n\nLet's assume she will not get many Republicans or conservative votes (a fact established by numerous polls). About 5-7% of the voters are generally undecided in any presidential election, and these voters are why campaigns are waged. About half of the remaining population will always vote Republican, and half Democrat. Again, these numbers are well established by polls and historical data.\n\nMany men and many more women who happen to be Democrats cannot stand Hillary Clinton. Again, borne out by polling data. Numbers range anywhere from 15-30% depending on the pollster and wording of the question.\n\nSo, let's say 45% will automatically vote Republican and 15% have said they will not vote for Hillary Clinton under any circumstances (we'll take the low end figure), that leaves 60% of the voting public who will not be casting a vote for Hillary Clinton. The numbers will probably be higher.\n\nIt would take a conservative third party candidate along the lines of a Ross Perot to swing the election Hillary Clinton's way - and that ain't gonna happen.
349076
Of course she can win. As i've said before Hillary and Bill, Bill and Hillary, it's a symbiotic relationship.  I sincerely believe that Hillary is our only hope to clean up the "toxic waste spill" that Bush and his goons have unleashed upon our great land.
913081
The election won by Hillary Clinton.
3045
i would gladly let Clinton be president again.\nthose were the days.\nnow the U.S. is a joke!
553974
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.