Kerry also opposed gay marriages, if you didn't know (or care to learn).Ginny said:You're totally right. And if Kerry would have won, his pro-choice and same sex marriage views would have been right up there with Jesus.Good grief, if any one of us ran for president, you OR me, people would be saying the same thing that you just said- about me and even including yourself.
You are not going to get some perfect president like Jesus. I know you can't stand the republican stance but to debate Bush for not being like Jesus is not going to work on this one. You will never have a president EVER that will be perfect like Jesus. Good luck finding one. I'd rather have a president that is for family values and against gay marriage and abortion -even if you are against him b/c of war- then someone that weinies up to this world's secular views all for the sake of taking the presidency.
Ginny said:ask the history books
You're totally right. And if Kerry would have won, his pro-choice and same sex marriage views would have been right up there with Jesus.Good grief, if any one of us ran for president, you OR me, people would be saying the same thing that you just said- about me and even including yourself.
You are not going to get some perfect president like Jesus. I know you can't stand the republican stance but to debate Bush for not being like Jesus is not going to work on this one. You will never have a president EVER that will be perfect like Jesus. Good luck finding one. I'd rather have a president that is for family values and against gay marriage and abortion -even if you are against him b/c of war- then someone that weinies up to this world's secular views all for the sake of taking the presidency.
WalksWithChrist said:If Hillary ran against Condi, I'd be sorely tempted to vote for Condi! I really don't like either one of them, but I'd say Hillary is the "lesser of two evils." Neither one of them can be any worse than our current president. They both have about 50 IQ points on him. ; ) And if I see a good woman candidate, I wouldn't hesitate to vote for her. And as for Laura? Please. She would never run. She just doesn't have the chops for politics. If she did run tho, I'll bet she'd be highly popular...
jasperbound said:I would like Hilary and Condaleeza to run. It would be great to finally have a black female president in office! And, as Neverstop said, it'd be like the 3rd term for the Bush administration. Certainly preferable to a third Clinton term!
Neverstop said:She wouldn't get the African-American vote...maybe a little, but many, too many, see her as a sell out.
As for the last part, maybe we should ask that question to those who've had to attend the many unnecessary funerals over the past couple of years. (Yes, I'm including other countries because God's Children know no national borders.)
jasperbound said:She could win without the African American vote. Caucasians can vote for her too.
That's a good point in your final paragraph. Nobody innocent did die under Clinton's terms. And any that did were completely necessary, as some deaths of innocents can be.
Neverstop said:No, she cannot win w/o the AA vote. I agree many Repubs would vote for her simply because she has proven to be a good little soldier under the Bush admin.
I never said anything about "innocents" dying. The Clinton admin was a disgrace for letting the genocide in Rwanda happen. See, my diatribes are not party defined.
jasperbound said:Why can't she win without the African American vote?
As for the second paragraph, which was in response to what I said, are you saying that a 3rd Bush term would be no better or worse than a 3rd Clinton term?
Neverstop said:She could win w/o the AA vote if all (or most) voting Caucasians suddenly switched from Dem and Indy to Repub voting.
Given the ostensible agenda of Imperialism as generously spelled out by those in the Bush admin (PNAC), the lesser of the two evils would be a 3rd Clinton. I have little to no respect for either, and sometimes it's like choosing between being shot or stabbed.
jasperbound said:I hate to admit it, but you might be right that many Republicans might not vote for a black female candidate. Then again, Republicans also hate Hillary, and might even have an "Anybody but Hilary" campaign. I personally would like to see the outcome nonetheless.
As for imperialism, I saw it in every administration. Besides violating Milosevic's sovereignty, Clinton violated Hussein's a few times. Also, to terrorists, we've always been an imperialist nation (except before WW2). That's why 9/11 happened.
Neverstop said:The Bush admin has exacerbated every tentacle of America's Imperialism to points of never-before-seen heights.
jasperbound said:And yet, 9/11 happened before Bush did that, not after. And it happened because of America's imperialism. Even if Bush kicked it up a notch, it was still so bad before that something had to be done. Comparing Bush's imperialism to previous imperialism done by Clinton, Reagan, Carter, etc. is like trying to argue who was more evil: Hitler or Stalin.
Sava said:The US will not elect a female president any time within the next 3 decades, and certainly not one who is a blatant communist.
LOL...I had to read that sentance several times before I got your meaning. For a minute there I thought you were saying you would never vote for a female.Neverstop said:I would not vote for a female candidate simply because she is female.
Zippythepinhead said:We have already had one. Her name was Hillary Clinton. Bill was um...too busy to run the country
I want Ted Kennedy to run. Then I can sneak in as a press man and ask him about Chappaquiddiknotto said:ice
Two pro-choice women on a presidential ballot. That would be an interesting debate and would certainly upset those that are already enraged over the fillibuster compromise and who keep pushing the 'culture of life'.
Love to see it. The number of voters at the polls would certainly be at an all time high.
Last time I checked "they" were still there. Thanks for reminding meenlightenment said:Here we go with the usual conservative modern pseudosexism.
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