First woman president...

[Elijah John]

Hillary's dissapointment was visible and understandable. It looks very unlikely that HRC will be the Nation's first woman president.

For debate who do you think has the best shot of becoming the Nation's first woman president?

And who would you like to see in that role?

[Aetixintro]

[Replying to post 1 by Elijah John]

What about Tomi Lahren or Gloria Borger or Kayleigh McEnany for the Republicans? The others "of the establishment" being too corrupt?

:bones:

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Hillary's dissapointment was visible and understandable. It looks very unlikely that HRC will be the Nation's first woman president.

For debate who do you think has the best shot of becoming the Nation's first woman president?

And who would you like to see in that role?

I think Maxine Waters should run for President.

I agree, that would be a hoot. Not that I think that she should be president. That would be a disaster. However, that is never going to happen, because provocateurs rarely engage in productive activities.

[ThePainefulTruth]

Hillary's dissapointment was visible and understandable. It looks very unlikely that HRC will be the Nation's first woman president.

For debate who do you think has the best shot of becoming the Nation's first woman president?

And who would you like to see in that role?

I think Maxine Waters should run for President.

I agree, that would be a hoot. Not that I think that she should be president. That would be a disaster. However, that is never going to happen, because provocateurs rarely engage in productive activities.

Please note I said I think she should run for President. As the face of the Democrat Party right now she's doing a fine job of expediting the digging of the Jackass grave.

On a more serious note, Ivanka would have received the proper training. And I'm not voting for anybody just so they could be the first (fill in the blank) President. I mean, look what happened with the "first black President", but then he's a socialist so it doesn't really count. Then again, you could say he set things up very well for showing the need for Trump or the like. I'm not blaming it all on Obama, he was just the last in a chain of Establishmentarian swamp dwellers that was started by the worst and most evil President in our history, Lyndon Johnson--who, BTW, would have been exposed were it not for his alliance with J. Edgar Hoover, and the CIA/FBI turning the phrase "conspiracy theory" from a neutral possibility concept into a tin foil hat....oh, and of course, the moronic media. Bill Moyers was a major inside accomplice, bless his little Baptist preacher's heart. He's probably the only one left alive who could clear his conscience and witness to the Truth. I know, what conscience.

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I'm not blaming it all on Obama, he was just the last in a chain of Establishmentarian swamp dwellers that was started by the worst and most evil President in our history, Lyndon Johnson

I do not think Johnson started the establishmentarian swamp, though he was arguably one of the most agressive proponents of centralizaed authority. I contend that it started with Woodrow Wilson, or even Andrew Jackson, with Wilson providing the achademic justification. However, the greatest proponent of was FDR. Johnson just expanded upon it.

[ThePainefulTruth]

I'm not blaming it all on Obama, he was just the last in a chain of Establishmentarian swamp dwellers that was started by the worst and most evil President in our history, Lyndon Johnson

I do not think Johnson started the establishmentarian swamp, though he was arguably one of the most agressive proponents of centralizaed authority. I contend that it started with Woodrow Wilson, or even Andrew Jackson, with Wilson providing the achademic justification. However, the greatest proponent of was FDR. Johnson just expanded upon it.

The difference is that Wilson and FDR etc. used Democrat socialism to corrupt the Constitution. LBJ changed that by establishing an apolitical Establishment whose only goal is the acquisition of power while only giving lip service to the Constitution--a situation that admittedly started at the end of Prohibition. Can't be bothered with technicalities like Constitutional amendments anymore except for minutia to keep up appearances (only one since 1971, and that's one sentence about staggering Congressional pay raises).

Behind the scenes, LBJ was a power mongering racist.

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Behind the scenes, LBJ was a power mongering racist.

I'll give you that. LBJ was a bully. However, I do not think that the condescension of Wilson and FDR were any better.