If Ms. Clinton were to run for President would you vote for her? Why or why not? Serious answers only, please.
454132
Never.Too liberal,too much of a man hater,too many shady deals.
170159
Whether the world is ready or not, does not concern me. Whether the US is or not concerns me.\n\nWould a woman President bother me just because she is a woman? Hell NO. If a woman is the best candidate, I'll be the one to shout it from the hilltops and place my vote. I do not vote on sex, creed, or race. I vote on my political beliefs and my moral compass.
1017446
Thanks for providing her bio, she has better credentials than many whom have run for President.  I could vote for her, I would like to know even more about her and her views.   I think it would be wonderful to contrast her bio with Hillary Clinton's, there's not a doubt in my mind which would be better prepared to step into the Office of the Presidency.    Thanks.
378160
Why not?  She can't do any worse than what we've had the last six years.  \n\nIf she were president, maybe she'd actually listen to the people and not her close friends and the retarded right-wing.\n\nShe prolly did most of the country running anyway as First Lady.
1006135
I'm with you---Hillary would no doubt make  a fine President. It takes a woman to do it right and I think that she would be a breath of fresh air for the whole country.
532117
How dare you attack Hillary!!! She is everything this country could hope and pray for in a first female President. \n\nShe is honest, forthright, compassionate, she knows her own mind, and she commands the highest amount of respect. Not to mention the fact that she is so in tune with what middle America wants and needs in a leader.\n\nWith her at our helm, we can return to the good old days when the entire world loved the U.S. The terrorists will bow down in defeat, our troops can return from Iraq and Afghanistan, and world peace will prevail.\n\nOn the home front, the poor and deprived will have adequate housing and medical care, the education system will thrive until we surpass the Japanese, gas prices will drop so low it will make your head spin, and the environment will return to the pristine state it was in when the pilgrims first landed on Pilgrim Rock.\n\nAnd if I ever, ever say any of this without laughing so hard I piss my pants, I beg you to come to my house and put me out of my f*cking misery, because I know I'd have to be brain dead.\n\n\n\nIt's funny how a liberal would rather comment on another answer than address the question.
1084430
i dunno but i'd vote for her if she ran! =D
164612
Nay.\n\nBefore Bill Clinton was elected, Hillary "Clinton" portrayed herself as a "stand by my man" kind of woman. She wore long hair and appeared on TV shows wearing dresses and baking cookies. After Clinton was elected, she become Hillary "Rodham-Clinton", chopped off her hair and wore suits in favor of dresses. She misrepresented herself because she thought it would further Bill Clinton's career.\n\nAfter Clinton was elected, Bill Clinton appointed Hillary Clinton to the National Health Care Task Force. And the policies she came up and tried to push bordered on Communism. And this appointment despite the fact that not one American had ever voted for her for anything. Congress was not given the opportunity to confirm her to a position that had the potential to affect every American in world.\n\nHillary Clinton is universally hated by conservatives and Republicans alike. Among the Democrats, it is a split vote. Some Democrats cannot stand her. Some liberals cannot stand her. Some women cannot stand her. And those are her three main bases. With half the country (conservatives and Republicans) against her, she would have to have a solidified base amongst Democrats, liberals and women. And she does not have it.\n\nWatch Hillary Clinton. She is just like her husband and adjusts her positions based on opinion polls. I say, "No, thank you." I would rather have someone in office who has the strength of his convictions, who knows the difference between right and wrong and acts on it.
275950
Dont do it. Just vote Clinton.  Save anyone you would have come in contact with the trouble.  Vote Clinton.
131851
Briefly, to respond to the previous poster: "ISN'T SHE THE ONE WHO VEHEMENTLY DESPISES OUR PRESIDENT?"  - That's not exactly a unique position.\n\nAs to the original question: It would depend on who she was running against.  I would not vote for her in the primary because I believe she is too polarizing of a figure to win a national race.  If she did win the nomination, I would have to judge her against the other candidates.  I would certainly vote for her if, say, Condi Rice or Chuck Hagel won the GOP nomination; other candidates might get my vote over her.
608920
I don't know that many people that would vote for Mrs Clinton.  Even people in NY say that they won't be voting for her.  \n\nI my self thinks she's a joke that wants to be the first woman Presidents.  I also don't want Mr Clinton back in the white hose be brought shame to this Counter first time he ran he was in that house.\n\nLets also not forget that Bush can still run for a third term.  If at that time this Courntry is at war.
235681
It would depend on her running mate, who she's running against, etc.  Best I can say is maybe.  What I can say with certainty is that anyone with close ties to the current administration wouldn't get my vote.
507255
I am a Republican; yes, I would vote for a woman President. Not Hillary, maybe Condy but am pulling for Rudy Gulioni
731152
Bill can't run for president and know one would vote for Hillary if she ran for president.\n\nCoach
183841
A woman as president? let see England hasn't done too bad. If a good woman ran I would vote for her. Any person that is capable of moving the country forward deserves the chance. As for all the people that are condemning Bush, DID YOU VOTE??! because if you didn't you have no right to complain.
898398
I would actually love to see both a Black man and a woman run for office at the same time, since this has never happened in the history of the us presidential elections, I think we all need to be open minded and think that both a woman or a black man are perfectly capable of runiing this country.  I also think this could happen as early as the 2008 elections with Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama on the ticket.
1169412
Hmmm....Well, I would vote for her and I know way more than 6 other people who would as well.  Why shouldn't she be one of the next presidents?  So far it's just been all white males and up until Kennedy (who remains the only one to date) all Protestant.  \nThe real question in this question is : "Why are Americans afraid of change?"...we expect the rest of the world to change from the ways they've been for thousands of years to democracy with no qualms because, so far, it's worked for us (VERY arguably).\nGod forbid that the American president isn't an old white man.  For what good reason(s)?  Name one.  Nero fiddled while Rome burned....we all fiddled while America burned.