First, I'm not making a racist remark or anything of the sort, but Obama's inauguration was historic and that large because he's the first African American president. When the first woman is elected, do you think the inauguration would be that large and that historic and that many people there?
bhamel_01
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Depends on the woman, id hate to see a repeat and have a woman get all these accolades simply because she is a woman, much like it seems people did not really research our new pres and simply fell in love with him because he is black and offers a vauge message of change.
Redhead
Please!!! He is not, was not and never will be the "first african american president because his Mother is a White American therefore he is biracial. Doesn't anyone get it? He played the race card to get where he is and forgot his White ancestry which raised him and sent him to college, etc. Let's be real. The headlines should have read "First Biracial President". Further I certainly hope we never have another farce for $1,600,000 +++ when that money could have gone to feed/clothe/house thousands of needy people in the U. S. Such a shame, really.
Anonymous
I hope that when the first woman is elected there will be a big inauguration.
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Oh yes,anything historical like that people want to be a part of.
Anonymous
It will certainly be a history making event, but Obama's build up was due in part to the fact that he made history, as well as the fact that he is a very popular President (at the moment).