Women, I Feel Your Pain

Posted on 2 June 2008 by Guest

While I have long disliked Hillary (and Bill) for their pandering and less than principled overly cautious groveling before their misperceived “center” of American politics, I have long craved for a woman president of course and have felt the excitement of the historic role she is playing. Obama’s gonna win it. But take heart, we are truly at the edge of a woman presidency. If Obama loses to McCain, Hillary is the nominee in 2012. If he wins, she may be the nominee in 2016. Heck, she’ll still be several years younger than MCain. But if it isn’t Hillary, be prepared for this. Alex Sink or Debbie Wasserman Schultz could very well be our next governor and that’ll make them a major presidential candidate given the decisive role Florida now plays in elections. I know it’s been far too long, but it’s coming. It’s coming. And yes, there is another. First Lady Michele Obama could easily become a major presidential contender also. Wouldn’t that be fantastic, especially since she seems to be the most progressive of the whole lot!!! Michele Obama for President, 2012!!!

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3 thoughts on “Women, I Feel Your Pain”

  1. PAIN? That’s not what the DNC thinks. “UNCOMMITTED” beat Hillary in Michigan. Women are obviously considered as having no feelings. To the Rules Committee women are lower than slugs. 4.

  2. Historic, hysteric, however you want to describe Hillary Clinton. I’m one woman glad to see her and her machine gone.

    Note to all the scorned women out there who blame the HRC free-fall on men, the press, whoever, whatever can be assigned blame–

    Hillary Clinton was the wrong woman for these times. And hubby Bill’s behavior just served as a reminder of how out of touch with regular people these two have become.

    Don’t let the door hit you on the way out, Hillary.

    Buh-bye.

  3. I feel that it is very important for women to be heard from in this election, we definately need the 18 million votes that Hillary had to win this election. I do feel that a plan could agreed upon to isolate Bill Clinton, if that Barak Obama feels is what is necessary to put Hillary on the ticket as VP. I feel that she could contribute to his Presidency and need to be on the ballot as his running mate. WE MUST WIN IN NOVEMBER!! PLEASE GIVE THIS SERIOUS CONSIDERATION.

    GO DEMOCRATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!