Possibly a woman but never an Athiest nor a Homosexual.
I wouldn't say "never," it's unlikely we'll see any in the near future, but I wouldn't be surprised if there will be an Atheist or Homosexual in office someday.
I'm going to say this because it's true. There will never be a woman's president ever.
How can you say there will never be a woman president when every election one gets closer to becoming sucessful then the last?
The likelyhood that we'll have an Athiest or a Homosexual as president is the same as the chance that the national anthem will change which is never.
"One nation under God" if a canidate can't say these words he's not going to be elected as president.
Same applies towards a homosexual, homosexuality is wrong in so many religions, no one would support him/her. Religious Americans are the majority, atheists and homosexuals, especially one individual doesn't stand a chance.
As long as there is one candidate running that is a male with a good run, don't really see a woman winning because it's america.
The pledge of allegiance was first recited on October 12, 1892. I think a lot has changed from that time. A long time ago, a black president would be considered what Athiest/LGBT presidents are thought of now. But, Obama's on verge of being president again. I know a lot of Christian's who believe in love for all, including homosexuals/atheists, just because you're religious doesn't mean that you're going to hate on homosexuals/atheists. But, I know a lot of religious individuals who do not favor atheism/homosexuality, and I know religious Americans are the majority. But, that is why I'm saying there will probably be an Athiest/Homosexual president someday, not soon. For example, if you'd have said there is going to be a black president in 1892, a lot of people would have disagreed. I think the future will have more open-minded people, and I do believe we will have a president that is atheist and/or homosexual in the future.
A female doesn't have the ability to do the same job, or better? As I see it a woman would have been better than our last two presidents.
No where in the pledge of alliance does it mention a woman nor a black, easier to rule around that. Christians, etc, will not accept someone as our president who cant respect the bible and follow its "guidelines". Americans won't stand for that, most people regret having a black president now and certainly won't go for a non-god believing homosexual.
No where in the pledge of alliance does it mention a woman nor a black, easier to rule around that. Christians, etc, will not accept someone as our president who cant respect the bible and follow its "guidelines". Americans won't stand for that, most people regret having a black president now and certainly won't go for a non-god believing homosexual.
You really think so? Of course you would.
Changing what you thought you could isn't that simple and a female wouldn't be able to do what obama has done in his time as president.
I wrote more besides the pledge of allegiance part in my post. Like I said, regardless of some Christians/religious individuals not in favor of athiesm/homosexuality, I know of some Christians/religious individuals who do believe in love for everyone including atheists/homosexuals. Also, a Gallup poll shows that a majority of Americans would vote for an atheist for president, 54% of those who were questioned said they would vote a "well-qualified" candidate who was atheist for president, which is the highest percentage since Gallup asked the question in 1958, where only 18% of them said they would support an atheist. So, this is what I'm saying, I believe there will be more open-minded people eventually leading to an Atheist in office, then a homosexual.
Source: http://www.newjerseynewsroom.com/co...-of-americans-would-support-atheist-president
You're basing an opioniated poll developed and answered by a selected few. The answer is easy, when word came up about Obama being a Muslim there was an uproar, a non-believing candidate would be hazed and scrutinized just as bad.
There will probably be a woman president in the near future, just look how close Hillary Clinton got. As for gay and athiest president, I wouldn't say never, but maybe in 60 years or so. Polls are showing that the public opinion is turning to be much more accepting of LGBT, but not so much athiesm haha

