Pelosi speaker, Hillary Clinton President? Possible?
818171
It's time for a woman to run the country. Women think differently than men, they use their brains instead of ........well, u know.
419988
We have that situation over here in Germany with Angela Merkel being first female Chancellor. See, we don't even have a word for that :o). Her husband is referred to as Herr Merkel, Mr. Merkel. Probably the female President's hubby will be called Mr. Clinton also. In that case maybe President Hillary Clinton with her husband former Preisdent Clinton. Successful clan, huh?
639409
Condi for sure...\n   Mrs. CLinton was already presendent once... Oops... sorry Bill.
397006
HILLARY CLINTON!!!! Its about time a woman came to office! Bill Clinton will have the liberty of being the first "First Gentelman" or somethin like that.\nOr, any woman...men just dont do it right. example: our current president
836636
The Democrats have a great opportunity to control congress and the next presidential election. Having said that, by putting Pelosi in as speaker, she will single handed give the Republicans the next election back. She is a Representative of the most morally corrupt state, the state with the biggest fiscal problems and budget deficit, (they can't even pay their elec bill) has the worst illegal immigration problem, and a horrible crime rate. She backs everything the Mid West and Southern voter detests. Had the Dem's been smart enough to pick a moderate leader they could have held control for years. How stupid! Her extreme liberal policy's will piss off every moderate and conservative independent in the country, unless she changes her spots now.
411787
Wasn't Hilary already president?
782268
First of all, Hillary will never happen.... she isnt taken seriously enough, and besides, no one wants another Clinton in office, she put in her 2 cents while hubby was busy with Monica....\n\nAnyways, President Bush is still the President & has the power to Veto if he so chooses, and believe me he will, with use of discretion of course, he wont be pushed around..
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!
62717
Good question indeed. If it was up to me, Clinton wouldn't have been impeached.
584209
Hillary Clinton as president and Bill Clinton as vice president. Only a woman can clean up the mess that bush has made, and i know for sure we will not be going to war with Iran or any other country as women will try to find every alternative to war yes that means "talk" which men are not quite capable of doing. Men have to prove that their di-k is bigger that the other.
1044345
I would DEFINATELY vote for her - Bill Clinton did a great job and she helped an awful lot behind the scenes - would be good to see a woman in power , the US could do with some feminine touches after what the current moron is doing.
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.
14133
Could happen but Im not sure if the American public is ready as of yet, but you never know, she could pull it off.  Id say she has he greatest chance out of all of becoming the first Woman President.
1006135
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.
407472
Lets say for the sake of argument that Senator Clinton won the  presidential election in 2008. Right out of the box she'd be hated by at least half the voters. Hated before she even set foot in the White House. (They'd probably burn her in effigy in The South.)\n\nConservative talk show hosts have used the Clintons as punching bags and blame everything from bad weather to every problem facing the world today on them. (They must have been one powerful family to do so much damage.)\n\nSince the right wing media has put so much emphasis on hating the Clintons, there will be baggage she will carry going into the White House, regardless if its merited or not. Even if she fixed the federal debt and defict, solved the tensions in the Middle East peacefully, ended world hunger, cured cancer, and put a team of astronauts on Mars, the right wing media would continue to demonize her.\n\nWhat does it take to be president in the first place? You need to be politically connected to big business and many lobbying groups. You need support from a major political party, and you have to have access to a public relations firm that can sell you better than your opponent.\n\nThat being said, let's look at Senator Clinton objectively. She's been a lawyer, a senator, and First Lady. She's got White House experience, leadership experience with various charity and women's groups, and she's an intelligent strong minded woman. \n\nShe'd most likely be a president who would work to build bridges (politically speaking) but be hated for trying to do it. She'd work to make America a stronger nation, and be dogged and attacked every step of the way. (I do believe she loves this country, just not the way Republicans do.) I believe she has some great ideas that would make America a better country, but again, she'd face superhuman opposition from the right to anything she tried to do as president. (They really hate her.)\n\nSo, I would say she has the right set of skills to be president, but she wouldn't be as effective as she could be due to the mounting attacks and political baggage the right has (and would) burdened her with. \n\nThat being said, the current president has made such a mess of things, I really feel sorry for the next president. He (or she) will be hated no matter what actions he/she takes. This country has been so divided by the Bush administration and the Republican media attack machine. \n\n9/11 should have unified us all, but the Republicans and the Bush administration took it as an opportunity for their political ambitions, and have left us a weaker, less democratic, and more divided nation. \n\nSadly, the presidential race is more of a horse race than an important event. It's like a popularity contest, or a beauty contest. We've lost sight of electing people who would work for the betterment of the country and of the people. We now have slicked up electioneering that overlooks the real values of Americans and overlooks the real issues we're concerned about. (Real issues like jobs, education, health care, and security.)\n\nElections are now decided on "wedge issues" which have little or no meaning to most Americans. (Gay marriage, abortion, public display of the 10 Commandments, etc.) They're decided on which candidate appears better in tv commercials than on substance.\n\nHillary Clinton is a woman of substance. She'd make a great president, but she doesn't have a prayer of ever being the Commander-in-Chief.\n\nI'm really doubtful the next president can fix the divide that has been created by the right wing echo chamber. I'm doubtful the next president can fix the international relations that have been trashed by Bush, and I'm doubtful the next president can or will fix the federal deficit and budget problems. (He or she would have to things like raise taxes. The number one sin for a politician these days.)\n\nI'm hoping things will get better. It
882471
I think Pelosi is too liberal. I hope dems don't put her as house speaker and go with someone more moderate. I disagree with her on drugs, her anti-military attitude, and her weak support of our borders, and she wants to raise taxes. On social issues I support her but she doesn't have my support when she shows to be a big spender for taxes and wants big government. If she becomes speaker of the house then they should control her in what she says and does. Make it clear that the new dems are in charge.
1149116
I'm not sure...why don't you go ask Clinton. He may know, he almost was.