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JustAnotherGen

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110. Nope

Sat Oct 25, 2025, 12:52 PM

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At 52 - it's not happening in my lifetime. And if the magapubs run a woman - every nasty thing they said about Harris?

She's getting back ten fold from the K-Hive.

I don't know her name - but fuck her! She's already a 'ho' in my book. Turn about and vicious degradation is fair play.

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Will a woman be our next Democratic Party nominee for President? [View all] CTyankee Oct 24 OP

That's not the important question SSJVegeta Oct 24 #1

Has he or she surfaced yet? CTyankee Oct 24 #7

There are options: Talarico, AOC... and maybe Crockett? SSJVegeta Oct 24 #11

I don't know Talarico. Tell me about her, please.... CTyankee Oct 24 #12

Its a he. James Talarico. SSJVegeta Oct 24 #17

Isn't there something in our constitution about church and state being separate? PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 24 #63

I would like to see a Democratic president who didn't support markodochartaigh Oct 24 #79

Can't deal with the religious mumbo jumbo! geojazz Saturday #112

The test will be if Talarico can win the Primary in Texas and then go on to defeat walkingman Oct 24 #32

With talk of Crockett running for senate (I how she goes governor instead) SSJVegeta Oct 24 #34

Definitely not Crockett Polybius Saturday #96

I think that remains to be seen. I'm actually surprised at how popular she seems to be already among Dems SSJVegeta Saturday #99

She may be able to win a liberal state Polybius Saturday #113

I think the key isnt being unpolarizing. The key is being populist. SSJVegeta Saturday #114

So you think being a woman has nothing to do with whether people vote for her or not? Walleye Oct 24 #51

This dwayneb Saturday #109

IMHO, no. nt MarineCombatEngineer Oct 24 #2

No, probably not again for a decade or more displacedvermoter Oct 24 #3

I have long predicted that a Republican will be the first female POTUS GreatGazoo Oct 24 #25

Yep leftstreet Oct 24 #36

and don't forget Margaret Thatcher DBoon Oct 24 #88

Honestly, I don't think these current Republicans would pick a woman as their standard bearer Walleye Saturday #101

NO. Fair or not, women will be receiving the blowback from HRC and Harris' loss for some time hlthe2b Oct 24 #4

We elected an African-American man to the Presidency twice. Aristus Oct 24 #5

Or maybe that most of them will be dead. CTyankee Oct 24 #9

Charlie Kirk serves as pretty ample evidence that the Aristus Oct 24 #14

Why do you say that? CTyankee Oct 24 #15

I just meant that Trumpsters are going to pass their hatred and their ignorance down Aristus Oct 24 #20

My stepgrandsons have a mother who is a rabbi. These young boys are growing up with a mother who leads a CTyankee Oct 24 #22

There is no Democratic Charlie Kirk. Boomerproud Oct 24 #27

To be fair Easterncedar Oct 24 #13

Nope Easterncedar Oct 24 #6

America is not sophisticated enough to elect or appreciate a woman as POTUS walkingman Oct 24 #8

Perhaps our next president, now gov. Newsom, will ask a woman as his VP running mate. CTyankee Oct 24 #16

It makes this very old Feminist cry to admit that I do not want the Dems to run a female for pres no matter efhmc Oct 24 #19

I think you are needlessly pessimistic -misanthroptimist Oct 24 #37

The country can't afford another "test case" Bettie Oct 24 #86

American citizens voted for HRC over Trump by a significant margin Shrek Oct 24 #39

Electoral College is an outdated system that is undemocratic and should be abolished. walkingman Oct 24 #44

Nope Mz Pip Oct 24 #10

Zero chance IMO. BannonsLiver Oct 24 #18

Probably not. Happy Hoosier Oct 24 #21

My husband is a white guy as is my son. They would both identify as Democrats. My son wanted Michelle Obama to run for CTyankee Oct 24 #24

I love Michelle, and she'd make a great President. Happy Hoosier Oct 24 #67

I seriously doubt it. Our party pits pragmatism against idealism for the sake of donor largess. LuvLoogie Oct 24 #23

Yes. All candidates should be assessed on merit TheProle Oct 24 #26

Probably not. We Missed Two Chances to Elect a Woman as President. MineralMan Oct 24 #28

No. Misogynist Nation (aka America) is still unprepared to elect a woman POTUS.. CousinIT Oct 24 #29

Not a chance in hell. The next nominee will be a straight, white guy like Beshear. LonePirate Oct 24 #30

Not a chance. Most of us Boomers won't live long enough to see that happen. Ocelot II Oct 24 #31

I agree. Just say the words commander-in-chief and the men of this country turn on a woman. Walleye Saturday #102

No guesses or dreams yet. DFW Oct 24 #33

Yeah, but...we had "capable, sane, intelligent ..." males at a time when women couldn't vote, but that didn't stop us CTyankee Oct 24 #38

I wasn't looking backwards DFW Oct 24 #45

I am heartened that you cited Amy and Gretchen. I hope I am still alive to see either one of them elected POTUS. CTyankee Oct 24 #46

I have met Amy on a few occasions, including as recently as this year. DFW Oct 24 #47

You and every man in my family! CTyankee Oct 24 #52

She's definitely a people person. DFW Oct 24 #77

Who would be your choice of her running mate? CTyankee Oct 24 #78

THAT is a tough one!! DFW Oct 24 #84

I think Newsom has already been chosen and that's fine. My choice would be Klobuchar as running mate because of CTyankee Oct 24 #85

For what it's worth DFW Oct 24 #90

Definitely not Whitmer. She's far too gaffe prone Arazi Oct 24 #89

She does tend to stick her foot in it, it's true. DFW Oct 24 #91

Probably not, because of the misogynistic society America is, and many who vote Democratic are lostincalifornia Oct 24 #35

An excellent question! CTyankee Oct 24 #42

I hope so. lostincalifornia Oct 24 #93

For sure not in 2028 because people will be too scared JI7 Oct 24 #40

I think the Democrats are going to have a hard enough time winning 2026 Fullduplexxx Oct 24 #41

It's unimportant whether it is a woman or not gulliver Oct 24 #43

Maybe the "best candidate" won't be a woman because we all believe "a woman can't win." CTyankee Oct 24 #50

I'm 76 I have given up on ever seeing a woman be elected president in my lifetime Walleye Oct 24 #54

Yes, we could have. Mc Mike Oct 24 #48

I'm just too bitter from massive disappointments in 2016 and 2024 Walleye Oct 24 #56

Not a chance Fiendish Thingy Oct 24 #49

Oh, like whatshername, the governor of Alaska. Her foreign policy experience of seeing Alaska from her kitchen? CTyankee Oct 24 #55

Well, that was Tina Fey's impression of Palin Fiendish Thingy Oct 24 #64

Yep. That's a tribute to Tina's acting...she really was spot on with that caricature... CTyankee Oct 24 #66

I hope the GOP does nominate a woman. Because we will win if they do. Walleye Oct 24 #57

Too many men in this country would rather vote for a Quiet Em Oct 24 #53

Two things I'll unfortunately never see in my lifetime: A woman or Muslim president. aeromanKC Oct 24 #58

I couldn't tell you who the best female candidate would be. maxsolomon Oct 24 #59

It depends on who is running Patton French Oct 24 #60

Thought provoking post. I have no answer cuz my thoughts don't coincide with what I believe is the reality of America. NoMoreRepugs Oct 24 #61

Do you want to lose ANOTHER election? awesomerwb1 Oct 24 #62

Oh, right...I had forgotten about that...how silly of me... CTyankee Oct 24 #65

I hope so Torchlight Oct 24 #68

no Celerity Oct 24 #69

I just don't like her, we don't really know her, I don't trust her, why is she really running for president? betsuni Oct 24 #70

And, of course, "I don't like the way she laughs." subterranean Saturday #105

After looking at demographics and trying to figure cachukis Oct 24 #71

If she wins the primary, yes. MichMan Oct 24 #72

We tried it twice. Failed both times. Initech Oct 24 #73

Couldn't agree MORE Initech.... democratsruletheday Saturday #97

I know, it sucks. Initech Saturday #108

Unfortunately, in this country Bettie Oct 24 #74

This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Oct 24 #75

How about we do that without automatically ruling out anyone who's not male? CTyankee Oct 24 #76

This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Oct 24 #81

The folks I know are mostly liberal Dems (not all) but I live in deep blue New Haven, CT. CTyankee Saturday #111

Nope. The misogynism is too deeply embedded. Timeflyer Oct 24 #80

No. Sure fire loss. pfitz59 Oct 24 #82

Whether Democrats win in 2028 biocube Oct 24 #83

Ouch leftstreet Oct 24 #87

Haven't seen any mention of Harris MichMan Oct 24 #92

What do you think orangecrush Oct 24 #94

Kamala Harris tells BBC she may run for president again MichMan Saturday #95

She may very well run again subterranean Saturday #106

And if we are foolish enough to choose her in the primary pinkstarburst Saturday #107

The left, right and middle are too sexist. ecstatic Saturday #98

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away Jersey Devil Saturday #100

If we want to lose again, then sure. bif Saturday #103

I don't think we lost because Harris is a woman..... Hope22 Saturday #104

Nope JustAnotherGen Saturday #110