Women as US president

ColinDavies

Kamlesh Kumar wrote: Can any one tell me whether there is any constitutional restriction on women, related to the participation in Presidential elections held in US?? In theory any woman born inside the USA who has attained 35 years of Age when resgistering can try to become the practice. The reality is that she would get enough votes, as all the other females would try to stab her in the back. Regardz Colin J Davies

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Brad Jennings

1. No, there aren't any Constitutional restrictions on women to participate in US Presidential elections. 2. Yes, you are right, there have not been any women Presidents in the past. 3. I don't think any women have run for President yet but I could be wrong. Brad Jennings "if the golden arches shut shop, where else are the VB people going to get work." - Colin Davies

Marc Clifton

3. I don't think any women have run for President yet but I could be wrong. There was a vice-presidential woman candidate a few years ago, as I recall. Marc Help! I'm an AI running around in someone's f*cked up universe simulator.
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Mike Gaskey

Brad Jennings wrote: 3. I don't think any women have run for President yet but I could be wrong. As we speak, there is one woman running for nomination in the Democrat Party. Mosely-Browne (I believe). She is a member of the very liberal contingent of the party. She is black. She doesn't have a shot. Stop the flame. The reason for my comments, re: black, no shot - she is a sacrifical lamb being offered by the party to hurt the chances of Al Sharpton who is aso black and also running. He has a good shot but less so if she continues, even with limited success. There are two women today who have a legitimate chance in the next 10 years. Condeleeza Rice and Hillary Clinton. Ms. Rice would be great. Mrs. Clinton a disaster. Mike

Jason Henderson

Mike Gaskey wrote: Stop the flame. The reason for my comments, re: black, no shot - she is a sacrifical lamb being offered by the party to hurt the chances of Al Sharpton who is aso black and also running. He has a good shot but less so if she continues, even with limited success. This should shine the light on how shamefully the DNC treats their most important voting block.

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Chris Losinger

Mike Gaskey wrote: is a sacrifical lamb being offered by the party to hurt the chances of Al Sharpton who is aso black and also running oh come on. do you really think The Party says "You Shall Run!" ? she's running because she wants to. Mike Gaskey wrote: Mrs. Clinton a disaster why is that? from all i've heard, she's been a good senator for NY. -c

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Mike Gaskey

Chris Losinger wrote: do you really think The Party says "You Shall Run!" This has been dicussed openly by Donna Brazil, a top Democrat strategist and the campaign manager for Gore in 2000. They are deathly afraid of Sharpton who, frankly is the only (running) Democrat with a personality. Chris Losinger wrote: why is that? Personal opinion, obviously. But I personally believe a Hillary campaign, much less a Hillary presidency, would define the word "Devisive" like it has never been defined previously. Mike

Chris Losinger

Mike Gaskey wrote: They are deathly afraid of Sharpton who, frankly is the only (running) Democrat with a personality. Howard Dean has quite a personality: maybe too much - i've seen him get pretty riled up a couple of times in interviews and speeches. and he's definitely more articulate and intelligent than Sharpton could ever hope to be. but the rest of them (Kerry, Gephardt, Edwards, etc), yes, are essentially interchangable. -c

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Kant

Kamlesh Kumar wrote: 1)Can any one tell me whether there is any constitutional restriction on women, related to the participation in Presidential elections held in US?? Wait till 2008..your dream will be fullfilled. Need a clue.... How about Mrs. Hillary Rodham Clinton. Right now she is a Senator.. Follow live World Cup Cricket scores here[^]
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Chris Losinger

she could never win. the legacy of her husband is simply too bitter for those on the 'right'. -c

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Jon Sagara

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