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Wednesday, July 31, 2024

Percentage of Americans Who Believe U.S. Is Ready for a Female President Drops

The amount of Americans that believe the U.S. is ready for a female president has dipped according to a poll published Friday, with just over half claiming they believe the country is ready this year.

The poll, conducted by YouGov for The Times, found that just 54% of respondents believe the country is ready to elect a female president in 2024, compared to 63% in a 2015 YouGov poll. The question comes as Vice President Kamala Harris emerges as the presumptive Democratic nominee for president now that President Joe Biden has withdrawn his bid for reelection.
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10 comments:

  1. We might have been ready for Palin, but all the options on the Dem side have either been ancient and evil or flat out incompetent for anything but service on her knees.

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  2. Surprise!
    Democrats really don't know WHAT a women is without having a PhD in biology.
    Democrats are very confused.

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  3. When Reagan was in office, I wanted his Ambassador to the UN (Jeane Kirkpatrick) over Bush the Elder. When Reagan approached Kirkpartick to be his UN Ambassador, she objected because she was a Democrat. Reagan responded that he used to be a Democrat and they compared notes. She would have been awesome -- especially on foreign affairs. The Democrats would have absolutely hated her.

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  4. It is not what the voter wants. It is the one week after the polls close that determines who is president.

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  5. I am fine with a capable woman...but not a whore retard who blew her way to her current position. I would prefer that the president had ZERO POWER over the nation.

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  6. No women in authority. It is not their place. They will only destroy themselves and everyone else if this is permitted.

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  7. Put 2 women together and they'll probably do ok, put 3 together and stand back out of the way because the knives are coming out..
    JD

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  8. Id be all in for another Margaret Thatcher.

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  9. Some are happy to vote for skin color and sex bits. How about we vote for the best qualified?

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