2020-Meet America's First Female President

originally posted by: Metallicus
a reply to: Nothin

No way the Democrat Voters let a Clinton screw them again.

They know the truth now.

What truth is that?

originally posted by: Nothin

originally posted by: Metallicus
a reply to: Nothin

No way the Democrat Voters let a Clinton screw them again.

They know the truth now.

What truth is that?

About how they screwed Bernie?

About how their party manipulates them?

About Clinton Foundation corruption?

About what the Clinton's really say about them behind closed doors?

How much truth can you handle???

originally posted by: Abysha
a reply to: Nothin

Nah.

If I can see a silver lining in a Trump presidency it's that he make a complete mockery of the two-party system. I really hope he does some amazing things. Honestly, I do. Because, if he does, the nation will see that it can stray from the will of Democrats and Republicans and still survive.

I think we might have a third-party viability scenario next election. Maybe even Dr. Stein. Who knows? But I'm pretty darned sure we won't ever elect another "typical" Democrat or Republican.

Good message full of hope. America deserves better.
Please be wary of those who step in quickly, proclaiming that they are new ans unaffiliated. Look deep.

originally posted by: dreamingawake
I know you're trying to be hopeful and all for female president, but another Clinton, really? No, these are not the right people to represent, well, anyone.

No more Clintons. No more Bushs.

Not really.
Who then?

a reply to: Nothin
Maybe Jill Stein if she decides to run then(at least one of the few I'd not mind too much).
There's more to politicians than the Clinton and Bush family's. By 202 their should be more female contenders to look forward to.

originally posted by: SaturnFX

originally posted by: Nothin
Kinda begs the question: why do people vote for a pretty face, to be their political leader? Where is the sense in that?

one could pass it off as shallow, but not necessarily.
sometimes a pretty face means self confidence. self confidence is a very important aspect in any type of leadership roles, especially on the political landscape. that wont change a need for a very sharp mind of course. If you have both, you are a unstoppable force. Beauty is a form of (natural) charisma..or at least heavily influences charisma..a politician needs a lot of charisma, not just with voters, but with other politicians to work together.

Hmmm. Perhaps what you are getting at, runs a little deeper. Anthropological sociological preference for those judged attractive.
Who leads in the Kingdom of the Blind?

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: SaturnFX

Maybe I should give her a call and put the notion in her ear.

#MsMcCain2020

What was that, that you want to put in her ear?

a reply to: Nothin

A notion..to run.

Certainly not Nothin, that would just be silly and jealousy might flow.

originally posted by: dreamingawake
a reply to: Nothin
Maybe Jill Stein if she decides to run then(at least one of the few I'd not mind too much).
There's more to politicians than the Clinton and Bush family's. By 202 their should be more female contenders to look forward to.

Nope, none of that
time for new blood, new ideas, a firm hand on science and innovation, of fair trade laws, a drop of identity politics in exchange for a focus on wealth disparity and creating ladders for poor regardless of gender or color.

Of fiscal responsibility mixed with projects that help the infrastructure so all the roadwork to success is there for us.

We don't need empires, we need new ideas.

And McCain's daughter seems a good fit.

originally posted by: Metallicus

originally posted by: Nothin

originally posted by: Bluntone22

originally posted by: pteridine

originally posted by: Bluntone22
How about you find someone that will make a "good" first female president.

Elizabeth Warren -- aside from the Faux-cohontas thing.

She would be a fine candidate.
So would condoleezza rice.
We have many fine women that are more than just a last name.

C. Rice? Really?
Status-quo. Part of the problem, cannot be part of the solution.

You just can't to see a black woman be successful.

You are clearly a racist, misogynist.

Why are you so quick to judge? So quick to anger? So quick to throw labels on others?

originally posted by: Gumerk
a reply to: Nothin

Huh?

Read up about her a little bit. I offered some detailed links to info about her in the post just above yours. She left the DNC her reputation with them be damned to do the right thing. She's an Iraq war veteran and is not a war hawk at all.

She's in the game. She's part of the game. Nobody gets to any level above poster-maker, for a political party, unless they are playing the game.
Doesn't matter if she quit.
She wants power, and that is a red-flag.

Spirit gate and the dark side of the satanic murders connected to that evil family and the fact that she is married to Soros's family, REALLY PROHIBITS ANYONE WITH A BRAIN VOTING FOR HER.

originally posted by: Metallicus
a reply to: Nothin

But please permit a doubt, that the World truly wants what Trump will bring to the office of POTUS.

This is about America and NOT the WORLD.

Maybe that is why you don't seem to understand.

Was quoting another poster, whom used the word " World" .
Sorry if it knocked you sideways.
What is it that is not understood? Please explain.

originally posted by: Metallicus

originally posted by: Nothin

originally posted by: Metallicus
a reply to: Nothin

No way the Democrat Voters let a Clinton screw them again.

They know the truth now.

What truth is that?

About how they screwed Bernie?

About how their party manipulates them?

About Clinton Foundation corruption?

About what the Clinton's really say about them behind closed doors?

How much truth can you handle???

These are some good, solid, points.
But how can anyone, get these subjects off of a conspiracy website, and some protesters, and into the eyes of 50% of Americans?

originally posted by: dreamingawake
a reply to: Nothin
Maybe Jill Stein if she decides to run then(at least one of the few I'd not mind too much).
There's more to politicians than the Clinton and Bush family's. By 202 their should be more female contenders to look forward to.

Jill Stein: Hmmmm. Nice cautious suggestion.

originally posted by: SaturnFX

originally posted by: dreamingawake
a reply to: Nothin
Maybe Jill Stein if she decides to run then(at least one of the few I'd not mind too much).
There's more to politicians than the Clinton and Bush family's. By 202 their should be more female contenders to look forward to.

Nope, none of that
time for new blood, new ideas, a firm hand on science and innovation, of fair trade laws, a drop of identity politics in exchange for a focus on wealth disparity and creating ladders for poor regardless of gender or color.

Of fiscal responsibility mixed with projects that help the infrastructure so all the roadwork to success is there for us.

We don't need empires, we need new ideas.

And McCain's daughter seems a good fit.

How does McCain's daughter, equal new blood?

originally posted by: Unity_99
Spirit gate and the dark side of the satanic murders connected to that evil family and the fact that she is married to Soros's family, REALLY PROHIBITS ANYONE WITH A BRAIN VOTING FOR HER.

Maybe: But what about the always underestimated: people without a brain vote.

originally posted by: Nothin

How does McCain's daughter, equal new blood?

Not a politician, a dad that is a moderate center right senator that overall is known to work with both sides, and doesn't seem to have any ties to any major corporate entities (outside of a columnist for Fox) and holds both liberal and conservative views in a pretty practical everyday person kind of onset..
also isn't afraid to go against not just the party politics of the right, but even her own father.

She is the middleman that may make both sides start reworking together.

Check her out, its a interesting prospect that may be what the country needs to be honest.
Meghan

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: Nothin

A notion..to run.

Certainly not Nothin, that would just be silly and jealousy might flow.

Yes. Of course. A notion to run, for office. Yes. Right then.
A notion, flows into an ocean.

originally posted by: SaturnFX

originally posted by: Nothin

How does McCain's daughter, equal new blood?

Not a politician, a dad that is a moderate center right senator that overall is known to work with both sides, and doesn't seem to have any ties to any major corporate entities (outside of a columnist for Fox) and holds both liberal and conservative views in a pretty practical everyday person kind of onset..
also isn't afraid to go against not just the party politics of the right, but even her own father.

She is the middleman that may make both sides start reworking together.

Check her out, its a interesting prospect that may be what the country needs to be honest.
Meghan

"interesting prospect": You say. As a middle-person, go-between, reconciliation type of thing.
It seems sensible to have a median step, but then it feels again like that eternal lie of promised change.