Changes: Female president

Revision as of 21:45, 12 November 2012

In 2015, there was a female president. In the newspaper for October 21, she told the media that she was tired of answering the same questions. Accordingly, she would have had to been elected in either 2008 or 2012, assuming the normal election cycle.

It is never expressly stated which country in particular that this female was the President of, so she might not have been the US President, considering other countries (and corporations) have presidents as well.

Trivia

In actuality, in 2012 Barack Obama was re-elected President. Thus a female President by 2015 is now only possible if Secretary of State Hillary Clinton or some other female cabinet member assumed the office through the Presidential Line of Succession.
In 2011, there was major speculation as to whether former Alaka Governor Sarah Palin or Minnesota Congressman Michelle Bachmann might run for President. As it turned out, Palin declined to run and Bachmann ultimately dropped out of the GOP primaries by January 4th, 2012.

Appearances

Back to the Future Part II (in newspaper column)

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 It is never expressly stated ''which'' country in particular that this female was the President of, so she might not have been the US President, considering other countries (and corporations) have presidents as well.
+==Trivia==
-==Behind the scenes==
-*In 2012, President Barack Obama was re-elected. While it is still theoretically possible for Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to be President in 2015 thanks to the Presidential line of succession this is unlikely.
+*In actuality, in 2012 Barack Obama was re-elected President. Thus a female President by 2015 is now only possible if Secretary of State Hillary Clinton or some other female cabinet member assumed the office through the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_line_of_succession Presidential Line of Succession.]
-*Before President Obama's re-election, there was some speculation as to whether Michele Bachmann or Sarah Palin might run for President. As it turned out, Michele Bachmann did run in the Republican primaries but abandoned her campaign on January 4th, 2012.
+*In 2011, there was major speculation as to whether former Alaka Governor Sarah Palin or Minnesota Congressman Michelle Bachmann might run for President. As it turned out, Palin declined to run and Bachmann ultimately dropped out of the GOP primaries by January 4th, 2012.
 ==Appearances==