She's female. She's blacker than Obama. She's running for Pres. What do you think?

Question

She's as female as Hillary.

She's blacker than Obama (and been in politics longer).

She's running for pres.

What do you think?

Cynthia McKinney.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynthia_McKinney

http://www.gp.org/index.php

Cynthia McKinney Announces Run for President

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03cOM9r51Nw

Answer 1

I think that the way you stated your question is somewhat offensive.

Answer 2

I think you should stop looking at her s*x and color and start looking at how good she will be for the country

Answer 3

Thats funny- shes as female as Hillary

I think she has no chance at winning

But maybe she will pull a nader and s***w up a tight presidential race for the Democrates

Answer 4

I don't like her so much. Sometimes she makes sense, but mostly she comes off as a bit loony.

Answer 5

I must point out the obvious: she's running for the GREEN PARTY. It won't happen.

Answer 6

If her political views most most closely resemble mine and I support her stance on the different issues, I might vote for her.  I'll have to do some research into her before I make my decision.  I will not base my decision on gender or skin color.

Answer 7

Wait a second, why are you asking anyone what they think?

Does this woman need someone's approval to run for president because she's a black woman?

Nobody asked anyone what they thought when Bush was running for president as a white male.

Her ability to run for president has nothing to do with her race or gender.

All I have to say is good for her, because she's going to have to deal with many sexist/racist remarks of this nature and I admire her for taking on the challenge.

Answer 8

She won't take no for an answer : Like when she hit that capitol city guard.

She tells it how it is : Like when she called her aide a name while the mic was on during a radio show.

But really, do we need someone who can't control their temper in the White House?

Answer 9

There is a good chance I will vote for her. Obama sounds more and more like a typical politician every day and will most likely do so more and more up to the election. And I live in a "safe" Obama state, so you do-gooder liberals can kiss off if you don't like me voting for the lady.  

Answer 10

I saw her on the Peace and Freedom Party website.

I certainly agree with her on a number of issues, but I feel that this election is too pivotal in US history (the next president may have to make a number of appointments)  to give votes to a 3rd-party candidate, even if I could vote. But then again, I'm from Massachusetts, so I could afford it.

Answer 11

I think I need to know her platform - her views - her priorities - her promises - her voting history if already in politics - then I'll let you know.