Palin may be the first woman president and all liberal women will have voted against her. Is that ironic?

Question

Palin could be the first woman president and all the liberal women will have voted against her. How ironic.

She could be the incumbent in 2012.

Answer 1

If Gidget ever gets to be President, she would be so ideological (and rightism has been tried and proven unworkable) that Hillary would whip her soundly.

Answer 2

She'll be picking up the moderate voters but not those on the extreme left.  She does not fit their idea of what a 'true' female should be like;  Sarah has morals, Sarah gave birth to a child with Downs Syndrome, Sarah is religious, etc.  These are all things that the extremists find revolting, and distasteful.  

Answer 3

they only like women whose husband cheated multiple times

Answer 4

It is quite possible that McCain intends to hold the Office for only one term. That being the case, Palin will likely consider the job.

If elected, it will be a big boost for Conservative thinking true Americans everywhere.

The Liberals will be welcome to follow along in America's success.  

Answer 5

okay, let me get this straight.  hillary adorers are incensed because obama didn't pick her "because she is a woman."  and yet they are angered at mccain because he picked palin "because she is a woman."  and an intelligent woman, at that.  oh yea, i can see the obvious logic behind that one.  (rolls eyes)  i was voting mccain before his vp pick.  this just makes it even sweeter.  :)

Answer 6

Big thumbs up, it just shows the irony and how hypocritical that party is.  

Answer 7

As much as I hate it, I'm sort of glad that all the female leftybots aren't going to vote for Sarah Palin as president. At least that shows that women are able to ignore ridiculous notions of 'gender loyalty' and actually vote for a candidate that shares their beliefs.

Of course, I agree with Palin on many points, so I'll be voting for her.

Answer 8

No it's not ironic.  It would simply demonstrate that liberals do not support tokenism.

Answer 9

No, she has 0 chance of becoming president becuase McCain has 0 chance of winning the election.

Answer 10

It's not ironic at all, it's entirely realistic.

First impressions tell me she would be a strong President........a female version of Ronald Reagan, but with actual intelligence.

Answer 11

You go Sarah. I can't wait to watch her in action. I think she is a breath of fresh air. Politics have hit a snag, and Sarah will get us back on the right track. Democrat for McCain/Palin 2008. I'm just glad that I have the chance to vote for her.

Answer 12

Liberal women won't vote for her becuse she'll outlaw their right to choose. She will be a disaster if McCain dies in office.  All she's got going for her is that she ended a little corruption in astate that is rife with it.

God help us all if it comes to that.