My Guess

Hillary will be the next president. It goes against what I've been saying, but I think that is what is going to happen.

I don't see it happening. The polls are obstructed from what the majority of people out there actually believe, it's going to be a close race on the democratic side, but I honestly do see Obama getting the bid.

Yea, i dont mean to sound like pig, but i dont want to see a female president right now. I also believe that other candidates suck too so im not to excited for americas future in politics right now

Hillary will be the next president. It goes against what I've been saying, but I think that is what is going to happen.

I don't think the country has 'grown up' enough yet to truly accept a female President, personally.

If Hillary is on the ballot, she will get my vote simply because it's about damn time we get past having only men in office.

The only reason people are voting for Hilary is because they believe getting 'Bill' back into the office will have him back in the role. IMO he has been the best president in our history and Hilary will not be.

Ack.

Well being married they obviously have alot of similarities. So I think she will be good and as I've said before I'd vote for her just like WW.

Well being married they obviously have alot of similarities. So I think she will be good and as I've said before I'd vote for her just like WW.

Since when does being married obviously mean they have alot of similarities, have you ever heard the phrase "opposites attract?

Yes, alot of Clinton's main policies are similar to her Husband's for one reason, because they are both DEMOCRAT, has nothing to do with her and Bill being married. I just can't see somebody like her being elected. But you never know, i'd rather have her in office than ANY of the republicans.

Opposites attract doesn't apply to politics.

And for the most part, I think the phrase is wrong. I suppose it's right to a certain extent, because if you were completely like someone you would probably just annoy the fuck out of each other. On the other hand, being completely different would mean you have nothing in common, and that would also suck. Being similar in some areas has it's bonuses, for instance, what kind of movies you like, video games, food, etc. Being completely different would make living together with someone else pretty hard.

The only reason people are voting for Hilary is because they believe getting 'Bill' back into the office will have him back in the role. IMO he has been the best president in our history and Hilary will not be. Ack.

So you think Bill Clinton is the best president we've ever had?

Maybe the best we've had recently, but he's not even close to being the best ever.

FDR was probably the best. Or one of. I don't think any one person could be labeled the best.

Labelling presidents as the 'best' and such really is kinda unfair because most of us can't quite grasp the climate of older days having no accurate frame of reference to it.

I would say he was one of the good ones though.

So you're going to vote for her on the sole fact that she's a woman? You don't care about her policies/stances on things?

To be honest, I probably disagree with her on a lot of things, but I think there's more good to be had in women being considered as legitimate contenders for office in the future than there is harm she can do in four years.

Let me clear this up before I address anything else: I'm all for women's rights. I see no reason that a woman should get paid less for doing the same job, and likewise I see no reason why we can't have a woman for president. Sexism is a thing of the past in my eyes; and as I believe in progress, regressing to such a medieval mindset violates whatever morals my parents instilled in me (though it's perfectly fine if it stays within the realm of comedy).

While I'm all for a woman President; I believe that Hillary Clinton is, as a candidate and not necessarily as a woman, unfit for the job. And this disbelief is not rooted in bias; it's rooted in Clinton's own statements.

According to CNN, Clinton recently made the claim that, "I'm not sure I would have gotten through [my marital strife] without my faith." I have two problems with this statement:

1. Her Martial Crisis

Let's not mince words: Bill Clinton cheated on her with another woman. In response to this, did she leave his punk ass? Did she divorice him or beat him severely? NO! She just said, "Yes dear," and cowered into the corner of the kitchen like a good little wifey. I don't believe someone who would let their chauvinist spouse cheat on them in front of the entire country without repercussion is fit for President.

2. Her "God helped me through it" Statement

Let me get this straight: God helped you through a crisis faced by hundreds of married couples every year; and there are young, innocent children dying of famine and plague as I type this. Something doesn't add up here.

I know full well that this statement is just an attempt to garner votes from the unwashed masses (see: religion). But I also know full well that this doesn't make her statement any less stupid; it just makes it more empty.

Aside from politics that surely doesn't help any.

You know, D3v, that post is both unbiased and makes good points. I hadn't thought about that at all before. In all honesty, I'm suprised that it's coming from you and not from someone else. If I can't right now, I'm going to give you a positive rep for that post as soon as I can.

Congrats on not being a dumbass.

I think things are too on edge around the world to vote for someone just because of their gender.

I'm going to vote for the person who I feel will keep us safe, keep as much peace in the world as possible, but have enough guts to defend us when necessary.

Recent polls show Obama only 3% behind Hilary, I can't seem to find the link but overheard it on the Radio..

Nationwide, from what I'm seeing, the average is 23%.

The debates may significantly sway the numbers.