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History is being made on our watch. Maybe. No woman has even come close to being nominated to run for President of the United States by a major party. Geraldine Ferraro ran as VP for the Democrats but she and Mondale lost to Reagan / Bush in a landslide (525-13)

The fact that two powerful accomplished women would be in line to compete for the top position in the most powerful country in the world should not be a big deal in 2006. Women run successful businesses, hold top offices in all branches of the US Government as well as top positions of power in several foreign countries. BUT IT IS A BIG DEAL!!!!

Let's look closer at this race to see what else makes this the one to watch. One of these women is African American! Yes, I said it. I mentioned the one thing that no one from either side will bring up. Not to mention Condoleezza Rice would be running as the REPUBLICAN Candidate. Do you need more of a story line than that?

Run Condi Run! First Lady Laura Bush is backing you!

By the way Condi, as she is affectionately referred to by those afraid of misspelling her name, is not married. We have never had a Presidential wedding. How would she meet potential suiters? Picture this, you meet a nice single lady at the club only to find out that she is President of the United States!!! No, your not going home with her buddy! And she is not coming to your place.

The other potential candidate, Hillary Clinton is an ex First Lady and current Senator for New York State whose husband President Bill Clinton, bka: The First Black President, according to Toni Morrison, was impeached for playing hide the cigar with an intern. (Why Bill? Why Monica Lewinski? Hope it was a Cuban)

Throw your hat in the ring Hillary!

This race is better than any feature film could ever hope to be. Think of the commercial value of the movies of the week. Wake up Valerie Bertinelli there is a big part coming to a script near you.

Cross your fingers and it just may happen.

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