(550 words min) Do you think there will be a woman president of the United States in your lifetime? If not, why? If so, what differences, if any, do you think a woman would bring to the office of the presidency? If the United States had a woman president, do you think that other nations might perceive this as a weakness or as a strength? Finally, several nations in the world have women presidents or prime ministers. Identify how many of these nations are viewed as world economic superpowers and of those identified, which ones have female political officials who are really no more than token representatives (such as the Queen of England). Where does the U.S. rank in terms of having female representation in politics, specifically regarding the highest ranking positions. You should be able to research this easily as there are many recent articles wit this information readily available. respond no.1 Tristan Polard                              Yes, I believe that there will eventually be a woman president in my lifetime due to the display of work from individuals such as Hillary Clinton and our former vice president. While they did not win the presidential election during their time, they were victorious as they stood up against a system that is largely incorporated of white old men. For example, Kamala Harris was elevated to vice president, which brings about huge change since she is also a woman of color and of South Asian descent. Unfortunately, she was chosen by a man which reinforces the idea that a female had to rely on a male in order to reach success in their career. With their level of determination, they serve as an example out of the many women who are yet to run for the presidency in the future. In my opinion, females who desire to run for president must have representation and exposure to those who have tried in the past; since more individuals would open up to the idea of having a woman president so long as there are an equal amount of women as there are men running for office. While empowering, females who run for high positions usually have to act manly and intimidating as their opposite sex. In order for a woman to win the presidency, they have to exceed the qualifications and work harder than their male opponents due to the corrupt system. While I believe that there will be a female president in my lifetime, it is safe to assume that it will take several decades for such change to occur. Such a thing is made out to be true, since Hillary Clinton fell victim to stigmatization, among many other negative factors that went against her campaign; while Trump was more corrupt than she was, he was still the president as a result. I believe that women have more potential than males in office since they are determined to be the best in their respective fields while dealing with the pushback of being female.                               As such, I believe that once a woman is elected into office they would bring about organizati.

1. (550 words min)
Do you think there will be a woman president of the United
States in your lifetime? If not, why? If so, what differences, if
any, do you think a woman would bring to the office of the
presidency?
If the United States had a woman president, do you think that
other nations might perceive this as a weakness or as a strength?
Finally, several nations in the world have women presidents or
prime ministers. Identify how many of these nations are viewed
as world economic superpowers and of those identified, which
ones have female political officials who are really no more than
token representatives (such as the Queen of England).
Where does the U.S. rank in terms of having female
representation in politics, specifically regarding the highest
ranking positions. You should be able to research this easily as
there are many recent articles wit this information readily
available.
respond no.1
Tristan Polard
Yes, I believe that there will eventually be a
woman president in my lifetime due to the display of work from
individuals such as Hillary Clinton and our former vice

2. president. While they did not win the presidential election
during their time, they were victorious as they stood up against
a system that is largely incorporated of white old men. For
example, Kamala Harris was elevated to vice president, which
brings about huge change since she is also a woman of color and
of South Asian descent. Unfortunately, she was chosen by a man
which reinforces the idea that a female had to rely on a male in
order to reach success in their career. With their level of
determination, they serve as an example out of the many women
who are yet to run for the presidency in the future. In my
opinion, females who desire to run for president must have
representation and exposure to those who have tried in the past;
since more individuals would open up to the idea of having a
woman president so long as there are an equal amount of women
as there are men running for office. While empowering, females
who run for high positions usually have to act manly and
intimidating as their opposite sex. In order for a woman to win
the presidency, they have to exceed the qualifications and work
harder than their male opponents due to the corrupt system.
While I believe that there will be a female president in my
lifetime, it is safe to assume that it will take several decades for
such change to occur. Such a thing is made out to be true, since
Hillary Clinton fell victim to stigmatization, among many other
negative factors that went against her campaign; while Trump
was more corrupt than she was, he was still the president as a
result. I believe that women have more potential than males in
office since they are determined to be the best in their
respective fields while dealing with the pushback of being
female.
As such, I believe that once a woman is
elected into office they would bring about organizational
change and would feel more connected to the public as a result
of their gender. No, I do not believe that foreign nations would
preserve America as weak if, in fact, a woman were to be
elected president. This is so since many powerful nations such

3. as Germany, England, and India (each with their individual
foreign leaders) reinforce the notion that gender does not have
an effect. Many would argue that such change would bring
about further respect to the United States of America. The EU is
regarded as the second-largest superpower in which China is the
first. In which Germany is led by Angela Merkel, she has made
the nation stable for countless years, an example out of many.
India is also regarded as a superpower, in which a female
president has created balance within the country. Female
political officials include the Queen of England, Angela Merkel,
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Judy Smith, Janet Yellen, serving as
examples out of many. In terms of the U.S. ranking in female
representation in politics, the superpower is ranked 75th out of
193 nations on the world scale, based on an article that I
recently viewed.
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