More than half of Americans won't vote for Clinton, poll shows

[kfrost06]

Thankfully, not everyone thinks like you.

I don't think he meant he wouldn't vote for them because of their sex/ethnicity but rather pointing out the fact that there's a large portion of citizens that would not vote for them based on that. I agree with BgMc too. There is likely a small portion that will vote for them based solely on there race/sex but a larger portion that will not vote for them because of race/gender.

[thetank]

Thankfully, not everyone thinks like you.

uh, what? here, let me highlight the part of my post you obviously missed.

2 candidates had no chance from go: the woman and the black guy. thier politics fall distantly second to thier ethnicity and gender. ridiculous, but true.

can you read it now that its been seperated from the rest of my post? jesus...im glad i remembered posting on this forum today.
thankfully, not everyone skims through posts...they actually read them.

i have aboslutely no bias towards any race or seperate standard for genders, and am pretty annoyed that i even have to explain this to anyone.
im not going to sit here and chime in like i know what im talking about when it comes to whats going on in the election because i hardly follow canadian politics, let alone americas..but here, how about i quote barack obamah himself to add reference to my post
"That is why, in the shadow of the Old State Capitol, where Lincoln once called on a house divided to stand together, where common hopes and common dreams still live, I stand before you today to announce my candidacy for President of the United States of America."
Barack Obama seems like the most suited man for president from what i have seen from his interviews and debates, i think hes awesome...all i said, was that there is still an old fashioned narrow minded piece of (north) american culture that hasnt whittled its way out of our world that will probably always exsist and will still effect prejudice within an election that has a black man and a woman running for president. how many black candidates have thier ever been? do you think a woman stands a fair chance to be elected president? i dont think so, and i dont think its fair either. i hope my post was understood now.

[Mogamedogz]

Ron Paul. Fvck the rest...