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This 5 page paper examines the first chapter of this book and contests some of the suggestions. The Ferraro campaign is the focus of the chapter. Whether or not Ferraro was the right candidate is discussed. The potential for a woman to be president is also a part of this paper. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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only on her fictitious television series Commander in Chief, but in real life, run the country. Who knows? Ronald Reagan was just an actor before he become one of the
nations most discussed presidents. And while Bob Dole did not quite make the cut, his wife would years later embark on her own campaign. A female U.S. president is not
out of the realm of possibility. In a book entitled Madam President: Blazing the Leadership Trail by Eleanor Clift and her husband Tom Brazaitis, authors address this very issue and
more. In fact, Clift and Brazaitis include a variety of historical facts on just how women are becoming more prominent in politics and end with speculation on how a woman
could succeed in the highest office. Of course, they are not the only authors who believe that this is possible. Many people look at Hillary Clinton as a viable candidate.
Having been First Lady and presently a senator from a large state she never really lived in before, Clinton could win the White House some day. With this speculation, some
want her to run against Condoleezza Rice. Whether or not there is ever a female candidate, the point is that people are talking about it. With Gina Davis looking presidential,
people are beginning to feel more comfortable with a woman at the helm. The book begins with a chapter entitled "Getting Organized." It begins with a story where women sat
down in the early 1980s to plot strategy and ends with the disastrous Ferraro run. The important thing to know about this meeting is that what came out of it
was the idea that a woman should run on the ticket (Clift and Brazaitis 2). The chapter itself is merely a relay of events as they occurred during that intriguing
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