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Mar 16, 2015 1:33 AM CST a woman leader
michael63ca: this conversation is why i doubt a woman leader would be a good idea. gossiping about tacky clothes and such! lol

For your information Michael, every move and every expense our leaders do is subject to scrutiny. GOSSIP?

How dare you label this, it's a matter of concern for public to know the kind of representation our officials do.

Gossip is when the media sensationalized why Johnny Depp's hand is injured. ..

What on earth is that?

After reading how seriously we have presented our position why women is to be elected officials and this is your judgment?

Give us a break, will you?
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Mar 16, 2015 1:35 AM CST a woman leader
SandraYelitzza2: Sure not, but it can be excessive if done everyday for instance (wouldn't doubt that)... But u sweat ur own money Lindsy, u deserve those pants now, u earn ur own money, presidents cannot use the people's money for personal use, yes they have their own salary, but im pretty sure they like to use our money too. And not forgetting wen Obama spent 3,000 dollars on three tuxedos, that were 1,000 dollars each. <--- People were furious about this, after all... who wouldn't be??


Yes my friend. I agree with you.
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Mar 16, 2015 1:37 AM CST a woman leader
SandraYelitzza2
SandraYelitzza2SandraYelitzza2Midlothian, Texas USA23 Threads 449 Posts
lindsyjones: Yes my friend. I agree with you.
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Mar 16, 2015 9:14 PM CST a woman leader
Well it looks like this concludes our discussion about why women should or shouldn't be a leader.

Thanks all for your participation.
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Mar 16, 2015 9:14 PM CST a woman leader
Well it looks like this concludes our discussion about why women should or shouldn't be a leader.

Thanks all for your participation.
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Mar 16, 2015 10:03 PM CST a woman leader
michael63ca
michael63camichael63caVancouver, Alberta Canada50 Threads 2 Polls 784 Posts
lindsyjones: Well it looks like this concludes our discussion about why women should or shouldn't be a leader.

Thanks all for your participation.


lol! your little tirade is another reason! There are more important issues with leadership then gossiping about $60.00 shirts. Still...you have a pretty amusing argument. It was good for a laugh at least. while you're all puffed up and feeling insulted you should Google Alison Redford (also known around here as Alison Redfraud) she had to resign for spending a little bit more than $60.00 of taxpayers money for a shirt. A fine example of female "leadership" I must say!

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Mar 16, 2015 10:15 PM CST a woman leader
itsimpossible
itsimpossibleitsimpossibleBrisbane, Queensland Australia4 Threads 777 Posts
we have had women leaders before and they did not turn out any better than men, so why bother?
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Mar 16, 2015 11:26 PM CST a woman leader
michael63ca: lol! your little tirade is another reason! There are more important issues with leadership then gossiping about $60.00 shirts. Still...you have a pretty amusing argument. It was good for a laugh at least. while you're all puffed up and feeling insulted you should Google Alison Redford (also known around here as Alison Redfraud) she had to resign for spending a little bit more than $60.00 of taxpayers money for a shirt. A fine example of female "leadership" I must say!

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Mar 16, 2015 11:26 PM CST a woman leader
michael63ca: lol! your little tirade is another reason! There are more important issues with leadership then gossiping about $60.00 shirts. Still...you have a pretty amusing argument. It was good for a laugh at least. while you're all puffed up and feeling insulted you should Google Alison Redford (also known around here as Alison Redfraud) she had to resign for spending a little bit more than $60.00 of taxpayers money for a shirt. A fine example of female "leadership" I must say!

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Mar 16, 2015 11:26 PM CST a woman leader
michael63ca: lol! your little tirade is another reason! There are more important issues with leadership then gossiping about $60.00 shirts. Still...you have a pretty amusing argument. It was good for a laugh at least. while you're all puffed up and feeling insulted you should Google Alison Redford (also known around here as Alison Redfraud) she had to resign for spending a little bit more than $60.00 of taxpayers money for a shirt. A fine example of female "leadership" I must say!

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Mar 16, 2015 11:27 PM CST a woman leader
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Mar 16, 2015 11:32 PM CST a woman leader
itsimpossible: we have had women leaders before and they did not turn out any better than men, so why bother?


so lets give up on that idea then?
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Mar 17, 2015 8:15 AM CST a woman leader
SandraYelitzza2: Maybe they need to do their research on their politicians before calling us gossipers ;)
Here's one proof:
And we certainly, should have voted for Hilary long ago before voting for Obama:


Now that is the spirit my friend.

Man is not in anyway different about gossiping anyways.
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Mar 17, 2015 4:45 PM CST a woman leader
michael63ca
michael63camichael63caVancouver, Alberta Canada50 Threads 2 Polls 784 Posts
lindsyjones: Now that is the spirit my friend.

Man is not in anyway different about gossiping anyways.


my point is ...Believing women could be better leaders just because they are women is laughable and already proven to be wrong - headed thinking. In fact, we found out things got WORSE, not better!
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Mar 17, 2015 5:00 PM CST a woman leader
michael63ca: my point is ...Believing women could be better leaders just because they are women is laughable and already proven to be wrong - headed thinking. In fact, we found out things got WORSE, not better!


Can you please provide clarification as to who's leadership in women have we had the displeasure of failure?

Be specific?
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Mar 17, 2015 5:26 PM CST a woman leader
SandraYelitzza2
SandraYelitzza2SandraYelitzza2Midlothian, Texas USA23 Threads 449 Posts
lindsyjones: Can you please provide clarification as to who's leadership in women have we had the displeasure of failure?

Be specific?

Lindsy.
Just sign up to be the next president... maybe u'll prove them wrong, that's how u keep folks mouth shut laugh
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Mar 17, 2015 5:34 PM CST a woman leader
lindsyjones: Can you please provide clarification as to who's leadership in women have we had the displeasure of failure?

Be specific?


And if you took the time to read the whole thread, you'd discover that just because Z woman's a woman and therefore should be a good leader.
FIRST THERE'S A consensus of the fact that Obama is not as effective as predicted and or expected, second, that since the failures of such an administrator is very deeply felt specially in the foreign policy of handling imminent threats of terrorism as well as local policies including but not limited to immigration and border problems as well as health care. Now if you don’t feel those mitigated and exacerbated challenges, you're simply living in your own comfort which, I may add, make you the lucky exception to the disgruntled majority, where I belong.
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Mar 17, 2015 6:53 PM CST a woman leader
SandraYelitzza2
SandraYelitzza2SandraYelitzza2Midlothian, Texas USA23 Threads 449 Posts
lindsyjones: And if you took the time to read the whole thread, you'd discover that just because Z woman's a woman and therefore should be a good leader.
FIRST THERE'S A consensus of the fact that Obama is not as effective as predicted and or expected, second, that since the failures of such an administrator is very deeply felt specially in the foreign policy of handling imminent threats of terrorism as well as local policies including but not limited to immigration and border problems as well as health care. Now if you don’t feel those mitigated and exacerbated challenges, you're simply living in your own comfort which, I may add, make you the lucky exception to the disgruntled majority, where I belong.

thumbs up Now that u mentioned that, Obama wanted to allow foreigners to "freely" live in the US (bad idea). <--- Congress hasn't allowed this to happen. But before he allows foreigners to come and live in the US, he needs to make sure that Americans r allowed to live in those countries too. (e.g. Getting jobs there, having a family there...) What do u think is goin to happen if the US government allows immigrants to live in the US while us citizens cannot live in these immigrant's native land?? <--- The US is gonna go downfall with a huge amount of population, there would be lack of jobs... many people... lack of houses to live in.... In other words, chaos... I'd say thumbs down for Obama's "brilliant" ideas...
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Mar 17, 2015 7:35 PM CST a woman leader
SandraYelitzza2: Now that u mentioned that, Obama wanted to allow foreigners to "freely" live in the US (bad idea). <--- Congress hasn't allowed this to happen. But before he allows foreigners to come and live in the US, he needs to make sure that Americans r allowed to live in those countries too. (e.g. Getting jobs there, having a family there...) What do u think is goin to happen if the US government allows immigrants to live in the US while us citizens cannot live in these immigrant's native land?? <--- The US is gonna go downfall with a huge amount of population, there would be lack of jobs... many people... lack of houses to live in.... In other words, chaos... I'd say for Obama's "brilliant" ideas...


What a great analogy my friend, this is reverse situation. The thing is, while I don't blame these violators, for applying for the human capabilities of survival, it is our prime obligation to protect our borders and upon finding them to be illegal, then act appropriately according to our laws, and deport them.

Now if the expense doing this is causing more aggravation on our economic costs, then invest on the border control.
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Mar 17, 2015 8:51 PM CST a woman leader
SandraYelitzza2
SandraYelitzza2SandraYelitzza2Midlothian, Texas USA23 Threads 449 Posts
lindsyjones: What a great analogy my friend, this is reverse situation. The thing is, while I don't blame these violators, for applying for the human capabilities of survival, it is our prime obligation to protect our borders and upon finding them to be illegal, then act appropriately according to our laws, and deport them.

Now if the expense doing this is causing more aggravation on our economic costs, then invest on the border control.

And certainly, I don't think there's anything wrong with them having a life in the US... as long as, we have full access to their country as well.
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