I think it only seems like it was just for Republican women because whenever anyone thinks of Democrat women, they automatically think of Hillary. And there would be no question that Hillary is qualified. She is more experienced to be the president than Obama is, and Obama's already been the president for three years.
I make that point all the time. That needs its own thread: People more qualified than Obama to be president. The list would be huge. Maybe try to estimate the numbers in categories instead of listing to tidy it up a bit. For instance maybe only 100 mayors are actually more qualified to be president than the sitting president, instead of listing them.
I'd say it would be more limited than that, and it also depends on how you define 'qualified'. Hillary definitely counts. Romney probably does not. Someone like Jon Cornyn, as much as I dislike him politically, probably does.
Yea, I know it depends on a lot. Romney obviously would be more qualified because he has been a successful executive of a state, corporation, and Olympics. Obama has been a successful executive of... nothing. I'm not being hyper partisan about it, if I was an Obama democrat I would have to honestly admit that. I would probably say experience or qualification isn't important or something.
I think once a president has been in office for a while, his previous experience or lack of experience is kind of a moot point. I'll admit that Obama had a small(er) amount of political experience, but I don't think it made him unqualified. I just don't think there's that strong of a correlation between being able to handle the presidency and how much previous political experience one has.