when my wife and I took our presents over to my
sister's house (actually 285 yards away, straight-line)
on Christmas night 2012, the conversation landed on
George W. Bush and I made a positive comment
about our not having had another terrorist attack
during his tenure . . . and that niece just walked
out of the room. . couldn't stand to hear anything
positive about W. -- j

John, I have a niece who said she had to vote for Obama because she couldn't take a chance on Palin ever being president. I was so astounded by her idiocy I didn't even have an answer

I sent out an email message when it became evident
that BHO was winning in 08 -- "how ironic it is that a
black man will enslave the producers of the u.s. to
redistribute $$, as retribution for slavery."

pissed off my niece, who campaigned for BHO. -- j

Gender is completely irrelevant.

Indeed. I am all for a female president, if she has the right ideology and qualifications. Man or woman... it is not a metric in my analysis.

If Hillary is elected, it will be a victory for sexism, just as Obama's election was a victory for racism. Ironic

“What has she done, what has she accomplished to run for president, to become the president of the United States?” Willey asked. “I can’t find, for the life of me, one thing. And if I could find one thing, I would acknowledge that fact. But I haven’t seen one single accomplishment that would give her the credentials to be president of the United States.”

As to Mrs. Clinton’s focus on her womanhood, Willey said: “Well, that’s a joke, if that’s her one credential for running for president, then why don’t I run. I’m a woman. It makes absolutely no sense. … There are a lot more women out there way more qualified than she. The only thing Hillary has been successful on is riding in on the coattails of other men – like Obama and her husband. That’s it.”

What more need be said?