Will a woman become a president possible in the United States?
By swetashah
@swetashah (345)
United States
June 28, 2010 7:52pm CST
Over the history, males are always the desired candidate to rule the country, why not give a woman a chance to become a first female president to administer? In the past history, England was ruled by the Queen Victoria. Many of those queens done a great job to govern England. There was a woman president in Argentina, and many more other country. Do you think woman can do a better like their men counterpart?
4 responses
@andy77e (5156)
• United States
5 Jul 10
No, I don't believe that a women can do better than a man. There is no logical reason to assume a woman can do better job.
Now undoubtedly they could do a similar job. Sure.
As to whether or not I'd vote for a women... well it depends on their politics.
I couldn't care less if she's cute, or a women, or anything else. If she wants to put in place socialist ideas, heck no. If she's capitalist, heck yes.
@o0jopak0o (6394)
• Philippines
29 Jun 10
well i think there is no difference if a man or a woman will become a president of a country. They can both be corrupted by power and greed.
well of the us i think hillary and of course palin has a better chance of being elected as president.
@qianyun6 (2067)
• China
29 Jun 10
It's theoretically no problem, women are not weaker than men in politics. But voters always have prejudice, so it's hard for them to choose a female, especially for some male, their pride doesn't allow them to accept a female's domination.
Anyway, the world is moving forward, I believe female president will appear in the U.S. sooner or later.
@Stotinka5 (55)
• Czech Republic
29 Jun 10
USA has a black president - something impossible before 60years... so...a woman-why not?!
