At this much too early juncture into the political journey to supreme power I hold absolutely no loyalty or allegiance to any one particular presidential candidate, be it Democratic or Republican, so pay no more mind to today's column than you would to a passing thought, but it does strike me that -In the event that Hillary Clinton was elected president, not only would she become America's first female president, but her husband Bill Clinton would become America's first male 'First Lady.'
And if such a thing should happen, Hillary would most likely appoint her First Lady as our illustrious ambassador to the world, and in that capacity, her husband would travel happily around the globe. Of course Bill would welcome such a challenge, in fact, he would probably confess he was born for the job, and by all our imaginations, would perform an amazingly, outstanding job. (As long as he doesn't get caught with his fetish showing)
But isn't that what Eleanor Roosevelt did so eloquently when her husband was president? During a time of great dishevel and distress, didn't she grow into an extension of her husband's policy making and mirror the very best reflection of what America stood for? Yes. I reckon she did.
And didn't Hillary state either around the time she was running for congress, or perhaps it was when she was our first lady herself, that her role model had always been Eleanor Roosevelt? Yes she did. So I find it a bit ironic that history will have a brilliant laugh when and if Hillary is appointed the surveyor of all she sees, that she has the distinction of putting herself in the position of making her husband emulate her very own role model.
And then there's the major/minor issue of what to call Bill if he is our first lady? First Man? First Male? I'll leave the jokes to the likes of a Tucker Carlson pundit hag, but seriously, there is the question of proper etiquette that has to be addressed. Because if Hillary is elected, since our first lady/man was also a former president, he is entitled to be respectively referred to as Mr. President. Hence, may I present to you our very first Mr and Mrs President.
Sleep on that and get back to me in the morning.
8 comments:
oh God help us all, before it is too late.
Wake up; wake up wake up, you must wake up now!
You must wake up; you have to witness the crucifixion of George Bush. How can you sleep in the midst of so much evil, there are sheer unadulterated evil, they are everywhere, in the halls of Congress, Mohammed is there, the US Capitol, Osama is there also, but wait, I think that his name is Obama. They have taken over, you must do something, and how can I get your attention? I’m afraid, terribly afraid.
Please I beg of you do something before it is too late. The homosexuals have corrupted every institution in the nation, now they are after the military; if they win, this is the end. You don’t believe me? It might happen, check out the headlines and see it for yourselves. Just remember that you let it happen. You did not do anything about it. You are guilty, guilty, and guilty. So when you see a military gay parade frolicking down the streets, remember that you were silent on the subject. You allowed it to happen. Your silence brought shame to your house today.
Please do something, do you want to wakeup in 2009 and have Osama, sorry, Obama at the White House? Or worse yet, Hillary Clinton. If these prospects don’t frighten you, maybe I’m wrong about you, maybe you are not asleep at all, and maybe you are already dead.
I you are summoned to battle, yet you are still sleeping. The enemy will pour your children’s blood all over your living rooms, but you still sleep. You hear their war songs, and the drums beating, all the while the enemy dances your children’s graves. Yet you still sleep.
I have just started this blogging thing and is everyone so irrational as these bloggers? If so then blogging is in terrible trouble. I also find it hilarious that the authors who are filled with hate for what they view as terrorists won't use their real name. Instead they are similar cowards and use the guise of anonymity. It's also important to note that even though a word looks similar to another (ie Osama Obama) does qualify as an argument just as a "cat" is not a "bat".
As I believe that Bill Clinton's "reputation" has been restored after hi encounter with Lewinsky, I see the whole Mr & Mrs presdient status as a good thing. Although I don't particularly support Hillary Clinton as a candidate, Bill could definitely do a few good things for the image of our nation. Either way, its an improvement from the current administraion.
Mr. Clinton was one of the worst presidents ever to take office how can you like him i would love to have your idea of how he is a good president or feel free to debate me on it i will post my site.
I really and truly believe that Barack Obama is the greatest candidate for this 2008 election. How can one honestly call him Osama? Because his last NAME rhymes with it? How can he be mistaken as a man who murdered thousands of civilians? It is okay to disagree with him but to only criticize him because of his last name is childish and quite frankly, ridiculous. When you have actual facts to prove against Barack Obama , you show nothing on this blog but ignorance.
I think that it is sad that this is the first time that America has to think about what to call the HUSBAND of the president. I agree with the Eleanor Roosevelt stuff and all, but what struck me is all the questions that come up about having a female president. I believe that we should have asked those questions a long long time ago if America is truly free of discrimination
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