Americans - would you vote for Hillary Clinton if she ran in the next election?

Question

I would if I was American - its needs a woman to sort it all out!!

Please give a reason for your answer

Answer 1

I would DEFINATELY vote for her - Bill Clinton did a great job and she helped an awful lot behind the scenes - would be good to see a woman in power , the US could do with some feminine touches after what the current moron is doing.

Answer 2

See Americans a foreigner telling you who to vote for.
No she is very unstable. She would just sit on her *** and do nothing that needs to be done, in fear of a Democrat not being elected next term.
This is the problem with the Democratic party.
And most of us KNOW this even if we don't like to admit it.
Sure the Republicans can be a pain in the *** sometimes, but we need someone to take action.
If we did have a woman president (any woman) I think some countries would think we are weak. And try and take advantage of the USA. That would be a big mistake.
I like the idea of Oprah being President.

Answer 3

oh god no.
she is a liberal crack pot.
she would have no control over spending.
she would be giving money away like crazy.
you think we are spending money now. she will fund every crazk pot idea in the world.

not to mention she flip flops on every issue.

but actually Elizabeth Dole would be a great president.

Elizabeth Hanford Dole has had a long career in public service. She has served in significant positions for five presidents, including being the first woman to hold the position of Secretary of Transportation. In 1991 Dole was appointed President of the American Red Cross, the world's foremost humanitarian organization.

Dole graduated with distinction from Duke University in 1958. She earned a degree from Harvard Law School in 1965 and also holds a master's degree in education and government from Harvard. In 1971, Dole was appointed Deputy Assistant to President Nixon for Consumer Affairs, for which she received the National Safety Council's Distinguished Service Award in 1989. From 1973 to 1979, she was a member of the Federal Trade Commission.

As President of the American Red Cross from 1991-1999, Dole helped launch a sweeping transformation of the Red Cross Biomedical Services to incorporate medical technology to improve how the agency collects, tests and distributes more than one-half of the nation's blood supply. She led a dramatically successful effort that raised more than $562 million to assist victims of weather and non-weather related disasters. Under her leadership, the American Red Cross was consistently recognized for outstanding financial stewardship.

Dole, who has been named by the Gallup Poll as one of the world's most admired women, has received numerous awards for her public service and leadership, including the Women Executives in State Government Lifetime Achievement Award, the League of Women Voters Leadership Award and the Raoul Wallenberg Award for Humanitarian Service. She also was inducted in to the National Women's Hall of Fame in 1995.

There is NO woman who would be better at being president. Period!

Answer 4

I am American, and I can whole-heartedly say that I would vote for her.
Her views about many things... I agree with most of them.

There are better candidates for President, but I don't think any of them are running in 2008 unfortunately.

Answer 5

No. It would be a wasted vote. The American system will not allow a woman president.

Answer 6

YES. In a heartbeat. I could care less that Bill got his **** sucked by some wanna be known intern. Any man in his position would have done the same thing.

Answer 7

Yes, because we need a woman to do a job that none of the men hmm(bush) can comprehend.

Answer 8

This is why 10 year olds should not use a computer.

Answer 9

If she was the only democrat in the running, yes.

Answer 10

nope i would never vote for hillary. what she says in public is nothing like what she does in private.