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Nancy Reagan : " I Want Hillary to Win . "

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Several months ago, the dearly departed former First Lady surprised many with her unapologetic endorsement of Hillary Rodham Clinton. In a brief interview for the series "First Ladies in Their Own Words," Ms Reagan offered up the following words:

 

" “The time for a woman to serve as our President has come – really, now is the time – and I think the idea of having a former First Lady as the leader of the free world is really quite a marvelous notion. I want Hillary to win. Even though I admire two of the current potential Republican nominees, I have no interest in seeing either of them lead this country.”

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While I prefer Bernie, I must admit that I am excited to see a woman as become POTUS . I think it is long overdue. Maybe we could follow-up Hillary with Elizabeth Warren in 2024. Sixteen years straight with a woman at the helm could only be an improvement over the messes than men have consistently gotten us into.

 

Thank you Ms Reagan for having the courage to speak your mind and for your wisdom and foresight. Also, thank you for your tireless advocacy on behalf of stem cell and Alzheimer's research. RIP.

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J-Dad said she didn't say it. Whether she did or didn't, I wouldn't be surprised if she intended to vote for Hillary. Girl power is pretty strong. She wasn't a friend of Barbara Bush, so I doubt she would have supported Jeb. Trump. I doubt it. Probably Hillary.

Many believe that Nancy was already the President, although not elected. Same could be said for Eleanor Roosevelt.

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Many believe that Nancy was already the President, although not elected. Same could be said for Eleanor Roosevelt.

 

Yes, I definitely think that Nancy and Ms Roosevelt were the two women that had the most influence on their husband's administrations.

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What do some of you amazing BGP Christians think of Nancy's reliance on psychics to help influence her hubby's Presidential decisions? What would you be saying if Michelle was doing the same?

What do some of you amazing BGP Christians think of Nancy's reliance on psychics to help influence her hubby's Presidential decisions? What would you be saying if Michelle was doing the same?

 

Well it worked for Lincoln :lol2:

Several months ago, the dearly departed former First Lady surprised many with her unapologetic endorsement of Hillary Rodham Clinton. In a brief interview for the series "First Ladies in Their Own Words," Ms Reagan offered up the following words:

 

" “The time for a woman to serve as our President has come – really, now is the time – and I think the idea of having a former First Lady as the leader of the free world is really quite a marvelous notion. I want Hillary to win. Even though I admire two of the current potential Republican nominees, I have no interest in seeing either of them lead this country.”

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While I prefer Bernie, I must admit that I am excited to see a woman as become POTUS . I think it is long overdue. Maybe we could follow-up Hillary with Elizabeth Warren in 2024. Sixteen years straight with a woman at the helm could only be an improvement over the messes than men have consistently gotten us into.

 

Thank you Ms Reagan for having the courage to speak your mind and for your wisdom and foresight. Also, thank you for your tireless advocacy on behalf of stem cell and Alzheimer's research. RIP.

 

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