Will Obama supporters recognize the significance of a female Vice President?

Question

With all the talk about the first black president will the Obama supporters belittle the significance of the first female VP?

Answer 1

This is not the first time a woman has been chosen as a presidential runningmate.

Answer 2

I think that would be just as shallow as voting for Obama just because he's black.  

Answer 3

Obama supporters, once again, may be experiencing buyers' remorse because Hillary was not chosen for either the nomination or the VP slot.

Answer 4

Yes... McCain is desperate!  A governor with TWO years running Alaska?  Before that mayor of a small town?  McCain is 72 years old people...get real.

Answer 5

yes they will, or they will speak of her inexperience while ignoring their candidates experience.  They said they wanted a washington outsider, while here is one.

Answer 6

fdm215

NO ONE KNEW OBAMA'S NAME UNTIL 2004.

shut the h**l up.

Answer 7

They already are denying it. To them its a great thing to have a black man running, but a white female they consider stupid. Thats why they shoved Hillary aside and thats why they already are talking bad about McCains pick without even knowing her.  

Answer 8

No.  They'll see it as a political stunt.

Any time a conservative hires a woman or a black, liberals accuse them of hiring "tokens."

I guess they haven't noticed yet that Bush has the most diverse cabinet in Presidential history.

Answer 9

not at all it is very significant, which is a large part in why he picked her...she's under investigation for what sounds like abuse of power usually that doesn't make for a great pick