Would more countries look more favorably on the U.S. if we had a black president or a female president?

Answer 1

It wouldn't matter who was president, because of the way other countries look at Americans. Most think we're lazy, arrogant, and rude. Until our country changes those perceptions, we will continue to be looked down on.

Answer 2

No. Other countries would look more favorably upon us if we had a president with an ounce of common sense. Race & gender don't matter, except on 30-second interviews on network TV.

Answer 3

I don't really think that matters much.

What we need is a President that will not act independently and will listen to the needs of the American People - and take heed what other countries are saying as well. It's never good to act Unilaterally.

Answer 4

No. I hope the mind conditioning that kids have received in schools over the last 25 years doesn't mean that they'll automatically vote for the black guy or the woman. Seems to me we've demonized white males in the US - of course, history shows that this country would be nowhere without white males.

Answer 5

I don't think the race or gender is so much of a concern, I think the biggest problem with our current President is He's a Half Wit!!!!! And all the other countries know it.

Answer 6

It doesn't matters. Being different from the norms doesn't makes one a good leader.

It all depends on the president's leadership, and his foreigner policies

Answer 7

Doesn't make any difference. What matters is that the new president knows what he/she is doing, and whether the choices they make will be for better or worse.

Answer 8

That might get other countries attention but what will make them favor us more is improving our policies.

Answer 9

It all depends on who the person is not whether theyre a woman or black

Answer 10

someone needs to throw bush out,whether its a male or female,prefer a male already had one clinton in there don't need another clinton.