Somehow I think that she is up against "men-tality" which may be the reason for her thicker skin. I have a feeling that men don't like women congregating or commanding from the box seats of their political ball field. The adage of "if it's not broke, don't fix it" is what drives women to make changes and men to be complacent.

Now, let me be perfectly clear. I'm not advocating Ms. Hillary to Presidency. Just playing devil's advocate with a bit of satire and some metaphor. I don't consider myself politically educated but I sometimes "feel" the atmosphere and can guess that she's going to run.... just to make it a tough call.

We all know she wanted to be in the front seat with Bill....

Somehow I think that she is up against "men-tality" which may be the reason for her thicker skin. I have a feeling that men don't like women congregating or commanding from the box seats of their political ball field. The adage of "if it's not broke, don't fix it" is what drives women to make changes and men to be complacent.

Now, let me be perfectly clear. I'm not advocating Ms. Hillary to Presidency. Just playing devil's advocate with a bit of satire and some metaphor. I don't consider myself politically educated but I sometimes "feel" the atmosphere and can guess that she's going to run.... just to make it a tough call.

We all know she wanted to be in the front seat with Bill. This "senator-ship" is just her stepping stone. And I truly think the question should be "Will Hillary run for President?" (Rather than "win.") Or will she run as backup (ie: VP)?

Either way, I'm convinced she's going to be on a presidential ballot. I'll eat this clip if I'm wrong.

Hi Willhelm,
Actually, that was something else that I needed to clarify, so thanks for the heads up. I believe that there would be a lot of women voting for Hillary in respect to my "thoughts" on her thick skin. You see, I never liked Hillary and I know I'm not alone. But why don't we like her? Is it her political standing? Is it her bull headedness? Is it her "controlling ways?" Is it the way she attempts to climb the ladder of success? Why don't people like her, and especially members of her own party?

I, personally, did not like her ideas on health insurance. I also didn't like the fact that she appeared to overstep her husband while he was Pres. "Appeared" is the key word beca...

Hi Willhelm,
Actually, that was something else that I needed to clarify, so thanks for the heads up. I believe that there would be a lot of women voting for Hillary in respect to my "thoughts" on her thick skin. You see, I never liked Hillary and I know I'm not alone. But why don't we like her? Is it her political standing? Is it her bull headedness? Is it her "controlling ways?" Is it the way she attempts to climb the ladder of success? Why don't people like her, and especially members of her own party?

I, personally, did not like her ideas on health insurance. I also didn't like the fact that she appeared to overstep her husband while he was Pres. "Appeared" is the key word because she is strong headed as history shows. But there's nothing to back up that Bill ran the country with Hillary's smoking gun at his head.

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Again, I'm not defending her or building her up. But rather from a "women's" point of view, just sharing what see and feel based on what I've read. I don't mean to make this a man thang over a woman thang. Because of the strong will that she portrays, what I am trying to say is that if she is going to gain or accomplish any amount of respect, she has to have a show of leadership or command. I don't believe that I am the only one that measures character and promise as well as personality before I vote.

Tell me.... what do you see differently about Rice? Is she commanding? Does she portray a leadership personality? And if so, how does she do it? Quietly? Femininely?

I hate to say ...

Again, I'm not defending her or building her up. But rather from a "women's" point of view, just sharing what see and feel based on what I've read. I don't mean to make this a man thang over a woman thang. Because of the strong will that she portrays, what I am trying to say is that if she is going to gain or accomplish any amount of respect, she has to have a show of leadership or command. I don't believe that I am the only one that measures character and promise as well as personality before I vote.

Tell me.... what do you see differently about Rice? Is she commanding? Does she portray a leadership personality? And if so, how does she do it? Quietly? Femininely?

I hate to say it but it's a dog eat dog world and although Rice might have the respect of her party and comrades, I don't think she has the "gusto" to pull off a Presidency.

I think that Hillary has a lot of convincing to do if she plans to run for Pres. But I think that Rice would have to do even more.

I hope that my point was a little clearer. A woman stepping into what has been considered for eons, primarily a male run govt, has to do more proving of character and strength to be considered an equal. It's unfortunate but it's true - still - in many careers. That's pretty much where I was headed with the "woman - man" thang.

Rice is self made. She did not attach herself to someone who eventually became president and ride his coattails to a Senate seat. Other than that, what has she done. She is loved by the left for her subversive ultra-leftist ideolgy. Her healthcare fiasco is a window into that soul. She has this myth about her either created or imagined that she is "thick-skinned" or "controlling". I think the issue is more about her attitude. A wise person once told me long ago, you can tell alot about a person by the way they treat waiters, bellhops, and service-people in general. I have always watched people throught this lens. Hillary does not have the character that appeals to me personally, and I think ...

Rice is self made. She did not attach herself to someone who eventually became president and ride his coattails to a Senate seat. Other than that, what has she done. She is loved by the left for her subversive ultra-leftist ideolgy. Her healthcare fiasco is a window into that soul. She has this myth about her either created or imagined that she is "thick-skinned" or "controlling". I think the issue is more about her attitude. A wise person once told me long ago, you can tell alot about a person by the way they treat waiters, bellhops, and service-people in general. I have always watched people throught this lens. Hillary does not have the character that appeals to me personally, and I think this is what most people can instinctively sense about her. Jus t my 2 cents.