re: What kind of woman could become president?

It’s not just that, women are made up differently that men by the law of nature.
They are not genetically designed to pull triggers on certain issues without feelings.
These jobs require people who can operate without feelings most of the time.
You have to be able to think sensibly all the time.
I mean look there are exceptions to the rule all the time so yes there are some that can go balls deep if need be but few and far between.
I like Huckabee Sanders.
She is legit.

On the left??? The only one they have that seems even remotely electable is Amy Klobachar. She could at least theoretically run as some sort of "moderate" with broad appeal coming from the Midwest. She is at least well spoken and comes across a lot more human than Kamala or Hillary.

Her loss has nothing to do with her being a woman.

I’m a woman and, so far, there isn’t one out there I would vote for. Yet.

Once when I was about 19 I came home to find my roommate having a medical emergency. There were two women there, a different roommate’s Mom and older sister. Older than me, had careers, happen to be liberal feminists. And they were just freaking out running around crying. It had been going on for a little while. I just immediately said alright lets get him in my car and go to the hospital. And they both said ‘Thank God a man’s here.’ I did not understand at the time. Obviously he needs to go to the hospital, how could you not think of that? But later on I began to think their cautious mind was racing, what if that’s the wrong decision, what if he dies because of us? I didn’t think of any of that, I didn’t think of anything, I just acted. And these differences are good, it’s what makes women caring nurturers and men acting providers.

Women aren’t taken seriously or listened to. You’re at a party and a man gets angry and wants to fight, the party stops and serious shite is happening. If a woman does it, everyone just rolls their eyes, oh this crazy bitch.

If there’s a gas leak at the restaurant and someone needs to make the announcement to evacuate it’s much better a man does. He’s far more likely to be listened to, taken seriously, not interrupted and even if he is he’s better equipped to handle it.

Women really aren’t listened to or taken seriously. And they know it, everyone intrinsically knows it. It’s what the certain segment is so mad about. It’s not going to change, it’s hardwired.

She was a bad candidate, but Harris could have won if Biden didn’t debate Trump or if he had never ran for a 2nd term. Trump approval rating in May was barely 43%. It didn’t matter about her polices or lack there of Biden was her biggest hurdle.

A lot of Biden’s teams decisions over the past 4 years have been terrible. The way he handled this election will go down as the worst election campaign ever.

Picking Walz over Shapiro was probably her biggest mistake. Shapiro would have delivered Pennsylvania. Polls showing her winning Pennsylvania would have given her momentum in Michigan, Wisconsin, and maybe a few other swing states. Next she didn’t try to separate herself from Biden.

The way Biden handled the Israel and Hamas war probably lost her Michigan.

If she should have been running for 10 months to a year. With all the people that hated Trump and his overall approval rating almost any Democrat could have coasted to the White House if had never tried to run

I think the poll I saw was that 70% of voters had decided before September and 80% before October who they were voting for.

Biden dropped out on July 21st and she became the nominee on August 5th and by September 70% had already decided. She had 5 weeks to change minds and that’s just not enough time.

There are numerous women I would vote for.

I don't think a woman should be president imo it shows weakness, but I like Sarah Sanders she would be my top choice already has experience being "the man" . Anyone else is about the same lack experience. I like Tulsi and Candace Owens also. They would probably make a strong female leader and would do what's necessary. Vance and Vivek I think are the Future of the party though. Throw in Ron Desantis also, he's a little too hard core though for some moderate conservatives to like.