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Will Hillary run for president in 2016? [W:114]

Will Hillary run for president in 2016

  • Yes she and Bill can save this country,

    Votes: 12 70.6%

  • No she would destroy this country.

    Votes: 5 29.4%
  • Total voters
    17
I wonder how many women will vote against her because of her stance on Obamacare...
 
Perotista said:
I am sure she would carry a huge women's vote, but it would be because they feel sorry for her. Women on the whole tend to vote Democratic and men Republican. They are built different and think different.
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Women feel sorry for Hillary? Hillary is doing what is good for Hillary! She was a First Lady, a Senator, and Secretary of State, so what's to feel sorry for? Her husband? I just don't think that what he does is all that important to her, and since he has a history of infidelity, she has learned not to take it personally, IMO. Also, their thinking on things generally seems to be identical, so I see no problem there, either. Different strokes... :mrgreen:
 
polgara said:
Women feel sorry for Hillary? Hillary is doing what is good for Hillary! She was a First Lady, a Senator, and Secretary of State, so what's to feel sorry for? Her husband? I just don't think that what he does is all that important to her, and since he has a history of infidelity, she has learned not to take it personally, IMO. Also, their thinking on things generally seems to be identical, so I see no problem there, either. Different strokes... :mrgreen:
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Yep...that just about sums it up.
 
Navy Pride said:
God forbid if Hilary ever were elected we would have a first lady who is "Slick Willie" He could bring back Monica to the WH and get BJs in the oval office.
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You are quick to condemn everyone else's moral indiscretions....which is kind of funny, considering your own checked past that isn't exactly the highest of morals.
 
Perotista said:
I am sure she would carry a huge women's vote, but it wouldn't be because they feel sorry for her. Women on the whole tend to vote Democratic and men Republican. They are built different and think different.
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Group identity in large part because of society. Biological determinism has severe limitations.
 
Fiddytree said:
Group identity in large part because of society. Biological determinism has severe limitations.
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Generalizations apply. one can look back throughout the history of voting going back to when the first exit polls were done, at least since 1960 and find more women voted for the democratic candidate than the republican candidate. Of course this is a general rule/trend or whatever one would like to call it. As one friend said, security issues dealing with family always weighs more with women than men whereas men seem more interested in fiscal issues and foreign policy. Generally speaking. and generally seems good enough when looking at past results.
 
Even better than Obama? Cool!
 
She wont run. Her running would be an easy win for the right wing. She knows this, the party knows this, hell everyone but the fans know this, but they still truck on ignoring it. First of all she had too much baggage before in 2008 and barely kept up with Obama....since 2008 she's been in several scandals, been in the unpopular gaze quite a few times, and lets face it...Obama destroyed any chance of political career. It's no secret Bill Clinton dislikes Obama because of this sentiment, he'll campaign for the party, but notice his interaction with Obama....it's formal and extremely limited. The Democrats will find a younger and more robust politician to run in the primary.
 
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