Next president: Condaliza Rice or Hilary Clinton ? or another person ?

Answer 1

These Ms. Clinton and Ms. Rice have their names in the news everyday, and you still can't spell them?

Answer 2

Yes, that would be an interesting match-up. But I think Rice will be Vice-President in John McCain's administration, which will give her a shot for 2012.

As for Hillary Clinton, her pro-war stance has all but killed her chances of being nominated. And she's the most high-profile of the Democratic potentials; the others are also-rans, which leaves the liberals a very long shot to win. Their chances drop even further if they re-capture Congress this year--a Democratic Congressional majority will be so busy trying to impeach Bush that they'll fumble every important issue they face in the next two years.

Answer 3

It doesn't matter who it is, I wouldn't mind if either of the two were elected. I have to say I loved Clinton and not a big fan of Bush, but other than the Iraq war and stupid little things like "No Child Left Behind" it really isn't that bad. I mean, Clinton had his fellatio thing happening which was a national embarrassment - but then seeing that stupid look on Bush's face and listening to the least intelligent president we have ever had is also quite embarrassing.

So ultimately, I have learned from Bush's 2 terms that your president isn't as important as people make it out to be. I guess it is just easier on you to know your leader would make similar decisions as you would.

Answer 4

I would definitely vote for Condaliza Rice...she is eloquent, trustworthy, and in my book the only logical choice. I have definite opinions on Billery Clinton...why stay married to a looser if you aren't one yourself...I see charter issues with her and I don't trust her either.

Answer 5

Hilary Clinton! Oh Yeah!

Answer 6

With any kind of luck at all, it will be Hillary Clinton. God help us if its Rice - she's just a black female version of Bush!! And who else is there? That leaves us with McCain and Kerry perhaps and I'd take Kerry over McCain, primarily because McCain flip-flops too much; one minute he's attacking Bush, then he's praising him, then attacking again and on and on. Hillary is a brilliant, strong-willed woman who would do a helluva job. And isn't it time we had a woman president?

Answer 7

Depends, are you going to vote for the best candidate or the best female candidate?

What are Mrs Rice's view on domestic policy, government spending, education, welfare reform etc? NOT QUALIFIED

Mrs Clinton what is her PLAN on anything she "supports". She has none. NOT QUALIFIED

Joe Biden/ John McCain in spite of there parties failures they have political history of ACTION, of getting things done. Both QUALIFIED

Answer 8

Condaleeza - Never, aside from all the other issues the country will not vote for a black woman at this point. (unfortunate but I believe it's true)
Hillary- I don't think she's it either. She lacks the spine to stand up to the Bush administration now. She's too busy trying not to upset anyone to actually do what's best for the country. And she's a woman. (our country remains in the dark ages regarding issues of race and sex.)

Answer 9

John McCain

Answer 10

i don't think of america isn't waiting for a lady Prez. for my area, both one in all those women have undesirable themes which will be their monkeys on their backs all a thanks to the polls! Colon Powell for particular yet why Hillary Clinton two times? you should like her or you should have matched up somebody else adversarial to Condelesa. wish you spot my standpoint in any case and strong success on your candidate in '08!