Women only please. Do you think Hilary Clinton would make a good president? Pros and Cons? And by the way?

Question

I'm not saying yes or no, I'm only asking because as we all know men and women are completely different from one another. So I'd just like to know if any, what things would make her a good or bad president? This is not a sexiest question either, so if you're going to talk talk nonsense please don't respond?

Answer 1

Hillary Clinton would make just as good a president as any of the other candidates running for office. They're all politicians first, they all say whatever it takes to get elected. I don't see much of a difference between the Democratic front-runnners, or between the Republican front-runners. They each pander to the expectations of their party leaders.

Answer 2

Hillary would be a bad person because she is corrupt. In a political system where money is the most important thing, you have to wonder about the person who comes to the party with the most money. She's already sold out, made promises. (However in this category she is certainly no worse than the GOP front-runners.)

Hillary would be a good president because she is pragmatic. Politics is the 'art of the possible' and Hillary knows what is possible, what can and can't be done. She knows enough that when something is not working to back off and try something else. She would be worried about her legacy as the first woman president and would at least try to do a good job.

Hillary, like her husband, is what we really need in the White House. Someone with actual political skills, not just a 'nice guy' you might like to have a beer with. Someone who can articulate an idea in a speech. Someone who serves more than just the oil companies. Someone who takes advice from real experts instead of naive ideologues who don't really know anything.

It's just too bad that the Democratic Party is 'Republican Lite' these days. Republicans like to bash Hillary as a 'socialist', showing that either they don't know Hillary or don't know what 'socialism' really is. But I wish we had a candidate who really was a liberal because I think that's what we're going to need.

(Sorry, after re-reading the question I see you said 'women only'. I'm not a woman, and thought I might delete this answer. But in 30 minutes it's the only one you've got so I'll leave it with just the disclaimer. 8^) )

Answer 3

No. She obviously changes her mind on issues, and she really is all about corporate welfare. (bail outs, spending). She also takes money from Lobbyists. Nope-cannot and will not support her.