Democracy in Argentina? Oh, Oh, looks like it's time for another American sponsored military coup, a la 9/11 ( the original 9/11 that is, not the copycat twin towers).

If it's true that she has no plan for the time she gets to be President other then looking pretty, this may be an eye opening experience for Argentinians. If the economy slumps or goes stagnant while she is in office, it will be a long time before another woman is elected to anything much around there. Right now and for the past five years the economy has been booming under the rule of her husband. Let's hope she has the smarts to let her husband make the main descissions if she does not have the "smarts" for the job.

american shemale feminists must be furious. imagine, the inventors of the world feminist movement is upstaged by a hot to trot latin chick. can't wait for the cat fighting.

p.s. no one wants to see hillary's sagging appendages nor her fat dumpy ass. they just make her cackling laugh more appropriate.

If this women is truly Peronist we'll know it quickly. Argentina has been slowly recovering from the shock of the 1970s military take over coupled with the Monetarist economic "reforms" of the IMF and World Bank in the 1980s. I'd like to see her continue down the path of social democracy. Argentina was on the verge of achieving populist economic goals when their social revolution was ended by a brutal dictatorship supported or course by the US, which saw the opening of Argentina's market more important than improving the lives of the majority of Argentinians. South America needs more independent leaders like Chavez and Morales who place the well face of their people ahead of the welfare of the elite.

Since comments won't post on the other story:

OLD ENOUGH NOW TO ASK HOW DAD DIED IN THE WAR

Cameryn-Lee's dad died for the same reason young men always die.

They believe in America and trust what the President tells them to be true.

Along with that, at 18, they're naieve and think they'll never be the one who gets shot or lose their legs to an IED and are willing to risk everything they've got for an adventure that will turn them into MEN.

They're too young to realize that our government lies when(ever) it feels the need to go to war.

Like when we invented the Gulf of Tonkin Incident.

Or when we fumbled, or ignored the warnings about Pearl Harbor so FDR could convince America to enter WWII.

(Along with the embargo on oil and steel which is what provoked Japan into attacking us!).

Or when 19 mostly Saudi hijackers savagely struck America on 9-11, and we promptly went to war against Afghanistan and Iraq.

And now threaten Iran.

I feel sorry for Cameryn-Lee. I'm going to feel even sorrier for her when she hits the age of enlightenment and realizes her dad died in order to enrich the defense and oil-company buddies of George W. Bush and Richard Cheney,

and NOT defending America from enemies.

Today, the enemies America needs defending from are from within.

They're called Conservative Republicans.

In that picture, she looks like that crazy congresswoman from Florida who stole the elction for Bush in 2000!

Maybe she can get Madonna to sing at the inaugural.

Another women who achieved power only because of her husband. At least she is better looking and probably more feminine than Hillary and she isn't threatening to start a war, unlike our current president George and future president Hillary.

As much I like Christina de Kitchner and her husband, the current President of Argentina, family political dynasties are a bad idea in Argentina and in the United States. I have many differences of opinion with Ms. Clinton but what sort of message does it send that since 1989 we will have had GHW Bush, William J. Clinton, George W. Bush only to be followed by Hillary? That's 24 years of two family rule in a country of nearly 300 million. I support Edwards on political grounds but even my views mirrored that of Ms. Clinton, which they don't, I would oppose her on purely philosophical grounds that power should not be passed intra-family.

Christina sounds like a woman who can take on the north, er, men. I can only wish her the best. Victory at the polls to replace the icon, Evita.

gotta say, argentina knows how to put up a better candidate than us. handbags and cleavage aside.