If Hilary Clinton is on the ballot for President, will you vote for her?

Question

Not me man, I might just move to Canada. Been there enough. Know my way around. Nice place.

Answer 1

Not a snowball's chance in you know where. I don't care if Mickey Mouse runs against her.

Answer 2

She has a lot going against her.

1. She's generally percieved as a '*****'...and not a useful one.
2. She is a woman. Considering that women are the largest majority of voters, it doesn't seem like they have much faith in a female president. Plus, on foreign issues, many, many cultures don't respect women...it'd be a serious issue to be negotiating anything in the Middle East or Asia with a woman as the face.
3. Her socialistic economic policies have been proven to fail.

Those are just general dislikes that've been shouted from the public, Republicans, Democrats, and Independents. Personally, I'd also have a hard time voting for her considering her general dislike of an American military and her rather questionable history and ethics. If people vote for her, most will be voting for her because they've always been Democrats and don't question it or because their hatred of her opponent outways their dislike of Hillary Clinton.

Answer 3

Against who?

Maybe against Ron Paul.

Nah.

In a Ron Paul-Hillary Clinton match-up for the Presidency, I'll be gone long before it's time to vote.

Answer 4

No. Although I think she is an admirable person, her battle with Obama makes both of them look like fools. At this point, I dont see anybody from either party who I feel would vote for. Like the rest of the candidates, Hillary has reduced herself to emply placations. There is very little substance going on. And this emphasis on "faith" is a joke. I want leaders who are involved in government. I really dont care what their faith is. They can be devil worshipers as far as I'm concerned. As long as they are competent.

Answer 5

I would prefer to vote for Edwards or Obama; however, if the Democratic party chooses Hillary Clinton, then I'll vote for her long before I'll vote for a Republican. After having dealt with 8 years of Reagan, 4 years of the elder Bush, and 8 years of the younger Bush, with only 8 years of Democratic leadership (Clinton) in the mix, I've had it with the Republican party. They will have to go a VERY long way to convince me that they give a damn about anything but their own pocketbooks; I will not vote for a Republican, given any other option.

Answer 6

Well that would depend on who the republicans offer up as a candidate. Any republican other than McCain and I would vote for hillary. I may not agree with everything McCain has to say but at least he has integrity which is more than I can say for any of the other republican candidates current administration included.

One other thing, since you seem to be another republican tool that would rather vote your party than your own brain perhaps canada is a good idea.

Answer 7

Canada is far more than a nice place! Montreal is a wellsprng for new rock, and Vancouver is Hollywood north, only with far less vaccuous people.

I am hoping McCain somehow makes it through the primaries, but I'm dreaming. I'd love to see Obama get through, too. Again, I fear I'm dreaming!

Answer 8

Never. Not. She is not qualified and will say anything to get elected therefore we won't know what she is truly about until elected, and so far, she has a vengeance, her intentions are reeking with the wrong idealisms.

Answer 9

I will not vote for comrade billary, she is an angry vagina waiting to go crazy on the same America who did her man wrong, we will all pay in many different ways if she is elected

Answer 10

Not in a million years.
We need someone who wan't to lead, not the next Paris Hilton or Britney, who suffer from a chronic attention hunger.

Answer 11

I'd rather vote for John Edwards for President, but Hillary will do. What part of Canada would you like to live in? It's a big country.