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How Long Til Our First Openly Gay President?

How Long Til We Have Our First Openly Gay President? 14 members have voted

  1. 1. How Long Til We Have Our First Openly Gay President?

    • 4 - 8 years
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    • 12 - 20 years
      28%
    • 20 - 40 years
      50%
    • 40+ years
      14%
    • Never
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Hopefully by the time there is it's such a non-issue that nobody cares one way or another. If it were to be considered a big deal, while it would represent a progression in our society's acceptance, the idea that it would much matter would somehow still point to certain sense of cultural superficiality.

 

With that said I know that I'd be idealist to think that the first time around for something like this wouldn't garner much attention as it typically takes baby steps for our culture to move forward, but further down the road I suppose that it does seem plausible that eventually nobody would bat a lash.

 

If we blow up the fact that Obama is the first Black President, and we blow up that HRC is the first female candidate, then we would definitely blow that up as well.

 

Although I get what you're saying.

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If we blow up the fact that Obama is the first Black President, and we blow up that HRC is the first female candidate, then we would definitely blow that up as well.

 

Although I get what you're saying.

 

I thought Bill Clinton was the first black president. :idunno:

Michelle is gonna be mad as hell!

 

Infowars nutball Alex Jones not too long ago suggested that Michelle was a transgender

Infowars nutball Alex Jones not too long ago suggested that Michelle was a transgender

 

Now that would be breaking a barrier!

Is Chelsea gay? She'll be next POTUS in '24

Infowars nutball Alex Jones not too long ago suggested that Michelle was a transgender

 

Lot's of that material out on the net. Just google it.

I heard rumors barack was gay has been. His past has been a mixed bag of nuts.( No pun intended) Any truth to those rumors? I don't not does it really matter to me. Just what I heard or read somewhere.

 

National Enquirer. Pulitzer prize-winning caliber work, according to the GOP nominee.

Don't you think it depends on the caliber of that openly gay candidate? If he/she was a super appealing, highly qualified candidate, it could be in eight years. If not, could be eighty years. The country will elect an openly gay man or woman before it will elect Donald Trump.

Is Chelsea gay? She'll be next POTUS in '24

 

Not that I'm aware of. And she won't be the President in '24.... Michelle will !

Not that I'm aware of. And she won't be the President in '24.... Michelle will !

 

Wouldn't surprise me either way.

Wouldn't surprise me either way.

 

Why not? Sleeping with a president seems to be the only qualification valued by the left these days.

Why not? Sleeping with a president seems to be the only qualification valued by the left these days.

 

Hillary slept with Barack? :)

Why not? Sleeping with a president seems to be the only qualification valued by the left these days.

 

I'm not a confirmed Clinton supporter, and perhaps I'm misreading her history, but I've always had the impression that Hillary has made a career for most of her adult life being a public servant.

 

Right or wrong for the presidency, still it would appear however that her long past with politics has at least given her the type of experience needed to be a legitimate player in the arena.

I'm not a confirmed Clinton supporter, and perhaps I'm misreading her history, but I've always had the impression that Hillary has made a career for most of her adult life being a public servant.

 

Right or wrong for the presidency, still it would appear however that her long past with politics has at least given her the type of experience needed to be a legitimate player in the arena.

 

Without a doubt... The President had it right in his speech the other night.("No one more qualified. Not me , not Bill"). Whether one likes her or not, her decades of service in the public arena has made her able and qualified for the presidency.

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