“the shot heard around the world”
I just got back here from jason lamberton’s wine n cheese party. All I can say is that 2008 Politics has begun and if you thought the 2004 Election was crazy, the 2008 is going to be even more insane. That’s cuz both parties are up for grabs. Everything is at stakes. What we have voted in 2004 might be different than we would vote in 2008. That’ll be the biggest debate ‘cuz that is a generation shifting; it’s our time to make the call. Secondly, if we ever agreed on anything, females will get the most attention. It’ll be Hillary Clinton of the Democratic Party v.s. Condoleeza Rice of the Republican party. It’s gonna be one hell of a race, nothing like the 2004 election between Kerry and Bush.
However, in my final opinion, it’s gonna be the Democratic party, even though I might vote for the Republicans. Another debate at the tossup: who would come first? black president or female president? I think a white female president.
The 2008 Election has begun.
6 Comments, Comment or Ping
Jeff
I wouldn’t want both of them to win the election.
Nov 12th, 2005
sano
I agree with you. I think we’re going to see a female president before an African American (or any other race) President. But that’s not going to happen any time soon as this country is not yet ready to give a female that much reigning power.
Nov 12th, 2005
Sherry
I will have to disagree about having a woman before an African-American as our US president . While I would be ecstatic at the idea of a woman president, we need to be realistic and refer to our history teachings. Based on the time line when each minority group was given the right to vote, African-Americans were allowed to vote in the year 1865, while women was granted voting rights in 1920. *o*
Nov 12th, 2005
oneninefive
I think having a female president elected after George F. Bush is what America needs. I would not root for Rice because her mind is already engraved with an hidden Bush and possibly Republic agenda. She will simply be Bush’s puppet.
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oneninefive
Nov 13th, 2005
natech
Hey Sano, it’s good to hear from you. How’s everything over at Seattle?
Now, on politics, yeah, I really think that things are starting to juice for a possible first female president in 2008 but I think Sano’s right that we may not be ready for a female president yet. Do you know that there were actually more women who voted than men did? That’s a main reason why we will see a female president before a black president.
Nov 14th, 2005
sano
Do you know that there were actually more women who voted than men did? That’s a main reason why we will see a female president before a black president.
Not necessarily. You cannot assume that every woman would vote for a female president, just as you cannot assume that every republican would vote for a republican presidential candidate.
Nov 19th, 2005
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