Will you vote Hillary Clinton for the U.S. President?

Will You Vote Hillary Clinton for U.S. President?

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Public poll... I ain't voting. Sorry.
 
All deaf people wanna do is gossip, watch tv, make a family, and do old ways...

And I don't want to tell deaf kids that there is certain limitation, we can't do this and that.

We need to change, one day we might have a first deaf President, so lets start voting for Hillary, because everytime we make changes, things get better and easier.
 
It doesn't matter whether is man or woman. What matters is what program, values and ideas he/ she represents as a president.

What's the excitement, I ask, anyway?

She wouldn't be a first female to head a country, after all there were women leaders before i.e. queens, prime ministers etc. who doesn' know Indira Gandhi?
Golda Meir?

I hope when the time for voting comes peeps will keep their heads cool and forget about the whole gender issue, concentrating on what the candidates represent. That's what's important.


Fuzzy
 
Well Alexander the Great was not so great.
Caesar was stabbed many times, look what happen to his empire.

We had many great female leaders...

Cleopatra, Queen Victoria, Hatsheput, Catherine the Great....
 
That's right, Miss P; however, I do not put Billary in the same lofty company as all the great women down thru history that you and Audiofuzzy mentioned. Just because Billary is conveniently handy and ready and willing doesn't mean she's of the caliber of some of the great women in history, IMO.
 
Tousi said:
That's right, Miss P; however, I do not put Billary in the same lofty company as all the great women down thru history that you and Audiofuzzy mentioned. Just because Billary is conveniently handy and ready and willing doesn't mean she's of the caliber of some of the great women in history, IMO.
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Tousi,

Based on Hillary's training, experience and expertise, she is more than qualified. As for the women in history, one can't beat them, but she can join them...look at Eleanor Roosevelt, for example.
 
If Hillary survives the primary processes and is actually nominated by the Democratic Party to be their Presidential candidate, sure I'll support her and vote for her. I'd very much rather not see another Republican taking over the reins in 2008 when Pres. Bush finishes his disastrous second term.
 
pek1 said:
Tousi,

Based on Hillary's training, experience and expertise, she is more than qualified. As for the women in history, one can't beat them, but she can join them...look at Eleanor Roosevelt, for example.
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Pek, fair enough but she is a liberal, so are you, and I am not.
:D
 
Tousi said:
Pek, fair enough but she is a liberal, so are you, and I am not.
:D
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Duly noted. However, we don't know what the politics were of the other women, we can only speculate. As for me being a liberal...ah, well...let's just say I am a conservative liberal as well as a liberal conservative...a moderate's liberal-conservative and a moderate's conservative-liberal. :thumb:
 
I would vote for her as long as she stays moderate. I guess it doesn't matter because I don't think i can vote in presidential elections anyway since I'm just a legal resident and not a citizen.
 
pek1 said:
Universal Health Care is something I favor 100%. :thumb: As the health care in this country stands now, if you don't have much vs. if you're rich...God help you, because no one will. :whip:
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poor and middle class will don't get that much money when tax increase while have luxury health.
 
That's right, Miss P; however, I do not put Billary in the same lofty company as all the great women down thru history that you and Audiofuzzy mentioned. Just because Billary is conveniently handy and ready and willing doesn't mean she's of the caliber of some of the great women in history, IMO.

See, you are not supposed to compare her as woman. Especially as a woman to other women.
You should not at all see her as woman when it comes to presidency. Once again the question is -basing on her qualification- would that person be a good president. Please note i wrote "that person".

Not man or woman.

Fuzzy
 
EDGE said:
poor and middle class will don't get that much money when tax increase while have luxury health.
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Add note, if Hillary become president and bring luxuary. Then there will be several hundred employees who work for Health Insurance, lost their job.
 
EDGE said:
Add note, if Hillary become president and bring luxuary. Then there will be several hundred employees who work for Health Insurance, lost their job.
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Is that a bad thing? I used to work collections and there is no other industry that's worse than collecting from an insurance company. Medicare is :devil: demon-possessed; BCBS is nearly as bad, so are the other ones. To see people in the health insurance industry unemployed doesn't make me feel bad, this is a good thing. :thumb: :party: :cheers:
 
pek1 said:
Is that a bad thing? I used to work collections and there is no other industry that's worse than collecting from an insurance company. Medicare is :devil: demon-possessed; BCBS is nearly as bad, so are the other ones. To see people in the health insurance industry unemployed doesn't make me feel bad, this is a good thing. :thumb: :party: :cheers:
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*gasp* Then Democrat are evil.
 
Since I'm not an American, I can't vote.... but if I was voting I would vote Hillary Clinton.
 
Lil_country_gal said:
No but i can't vote so it makes no difference
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I thought you are age 16, if Hillary Clinton runs for President in 2008,
you'll be 18, right?
Are 18 years old person allow to vote in USA?
You don't want your first vote to be Hillary, possibility USA first female President?
 
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