If John Mccain wins the 2008 election, does that guarantee a woman President in 2012 or 2016?

Question

Think about it. If Obama loses, he has said he will not run again (scoff). This means Hillary is almost guaranteed the Democratic nomination in 2012. McCain, being old and not very knowledgeable on the specifics of issues, will probably be looked at in 2012 as just a figurehead President with his aides and Vice President doing the real work in the administration (or at least thats how Republicans will spin it if Mccain isn't popular). This will mean Palin has a chance to be the Republican nomination in 2012 if she wants it, and if (AND ONLY IF) Mccain's age hinders his ability to serve a second 4-year term (he would be 81 by 2016).

Answer 1

Yes, Chances are that if McCain wins now that we will have a 1st Gentleman in 2012. Now won't that be a kick in the pants. Who will it be? And how will he decorate?

Answer 2

Sooner than that. Assuming McCain is alive and Palin isn't dumped by 2012, she's a lead-pipe-cinch to be Pres before 2016.  

Answer 3

Hillary vs. Palin in 2012?

That could happen, and that would guarantee a women president.

Answer 4

that would be something.two women winning there nominations.could be!

Answer 5

YES, it does.  McCain will be a one term President.  Hillary and Palin will then run, and a woman will be guaranteed to win.

Answer 6

In the event if this old, senile, brain damaged, suicidal, incompetent and warmongering degenerate McCain wins this election there will be no more America and no more presidents either males or females. So that lets us pray and keep our fingers crossed that Barack Obama will become our next president.

Answer 7

Well, both Hillary and Gov. Palin will have to win the primary races for their party in 2012. But if they do both get the nomination for their party, then yes. Of course there is a .000000000000000000001% chance that a third party candidate could win.