LOL!! Thanks, but I would not be a good president and I don't plan on coming out of retirement to take that job. Now either one of my older daughters would be an amazing president, they will be the right age, and they're definitely smart enough. But I really don't want either of them moving to DC. One of them lived in DC for a few years so I am familiar with the city, but I don't want her to move her children away from me.

When the male majority starts showing respect and support for women achieving their potential, we can do anything. But we have to stick together and women tend to be competitive bitches much of the time.

Indira Ghandi of India, Margaret Thatcher of Great Britain, and Golda Meir of Israel all served as heads of state, and Angela Merckel has done a stellar job as Chancellor of Germany and de facto leader of the free world in the absence of a trustworthy American president.

Women are definitely capable, and I hope to see a woman as an American president during my life time. Who knows, a lot of former VPs have gone on to serve as President,( hopefully our current Vice President won't join their ranks); so Kamala may break yet another barrier.

@JimG "( hopefully our current Vice President won't join their ranks)".

You mean "will" join their ranks?!

Apologies my bad. I realise you mean Pence after @ReadyforaChange pointed that out to me

@TimeOutForMe They mean Pence....I doubt Mother will let him run though.

@JimG Sorry BUT I find including the 'Iron Maiden', Thatcher in that list of Great women a kind of insult to ALL women.
Imo, Thatcher was a despotic, arrogant Bitch of the first Order.

@Triphid I was only referring to women who've been head of state; so I left it, but not without reservation. I never could stand her coddling of our bumbling idiot POTUS.

I don't know if May would have been a better choice to represent the UK.