{"id":69250,"date":"2025-02-05T07:50:39","date_gmt":"2025-02-05T07:50:39","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/peraltafinancing.com\/american-history\/come-what-may-we-go-down-voting-nursing-clio\/"},"modified":"2025-02-05T07:50:39","modified_gmt":"2025-02-05T07:50:39","slug":"come-what-may-we-go-down-voting-nursing-clio","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/fivemor.com\/?p=69250","title":{"rendered":"Come What May, We Go Down Voting \u2013 Nursing Clio"},"content":{"rendered":"<p> <br \/>\n<\/p>\n<div>\n<h3 class=\"blog-title\">Come What May, We Go Down Voting<\/h3>\n<div class=\"m-post-byline-with-avatar\" style=\"display: flex; white-space: preserve\">\n<style><![CDATA[.m-post-avatars{ display: flex; margin-right: 10px; }.m-post-avatar{ border-radius: 100%; z-index: 1; }.m-post-avatar img { border-radius: 100% }.m-post-avatar:not(:first-of-type){ margin-left: -7px }.m-post-avatar:nth-child(1){ z-index:1}]]><\/style>\n<div id=\"\" class=\"m-post-avatars\">\n<div class=\"m-post-avatar\" data-author-id=\"3\" data-author-type=\"user\"><img loading=\"lazy\" decoding=\"async\" alt=\"\" src=\"https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/8b28b3796fe06ff5bbfcdc6964efa7e4?s=36&amp;d=blank&amp;r=pg\" srcset=\"https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/8b28b3796fe06ff5bbfcdc6964efa7e4?s=72&amp;d=blank&amp;r=pg 2x\" class=\"avatar avatar-36 photo\" height=\"36\" width=\"36\" itemprop=\"image\"\/><\/div>\n<\/div>\n<p><a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/author\/nursing-clio-editorial-collective\/\">Nursing Clio Editorial Collective<\/a><\/div>\n<hr\/>\n<p><em><strong>Eight years ago, the Nursing Clio Editorial Collective prepared the post below, anticipating that Hillary Clinton would win the 2016 election and become the next President \u2013 the first woman President of the United States.<\/strong> <\/em><\/p>\n<p>You know how that went. It\u2019s preserved there in our blog archives in big, red, painful letters: WordPress version deleted. The original was made obsolete when our layout editor put it into WordPress and labeled the Google Doc \u201cdeprecated.\u201d But that technical webdesign term came to mean so much more: It is obsolete. Our collective joy became a dream deferred.<\/p>\n<p>In 2016, the US and the world \u2014and, for that matter, <em>Nursing Clio<\/em>\u2014were different. We had different leaders, rights, wars, and hopes for the future.<\/p>\n<p>Today, as millions stand in long lines to vote, we\u2019re on another precipice. This time, we haven\u2019t drafted a celebratory post. Instead, we focus on the fight. Eight years ago, we didn\u2019t get the future we hoped for, but perhaps this time we can. For months, we\u2019ve been doing the work: making calls, writing postcards, sending texts, knocking on doors trying to make this vision a reality. It all comes down to today.<\/p>\n<p>And yet, we know that this vision is still flawed. We acknowledge that regardless of who wins this election, it will be an uphill battle toward justice with conservative-leaning courts and hard-right state governments bent on controlling the bodies and minds of the American people. Our country wasn\u2019t a perfect union in 2016 when we thought Hillary Clinton would take the Oval Office, and it\u2019s much worse now.<\/p>\n<p>But the state of the country isn\u2019t the only flaw in this election. For many, we know this election feels like choosing between for a candidate who will continue to support genocide and a different candidate who will likely also continue to support genocide \u2013 while hopefully also sending humanitarian aid to Palestine. And that doesn\u2019t feel like much of a choice.<\/p>\n<p>Yet we are still faced with the difficult choice of making one. Only <em>one<\/em> candidate will institute abortion bans that will result in more preventable, needless deaths. Only <em>one<\/em> candidate has promised to strip the right to bodily autonomy from trans people and roll back hard-won civil liberties from queer Americans. Only <em>one<\/em> candidate has promised to enact mass deportation of Brown and Black immigrants; has stoked the fires of xenophobia and racism; has been found liable for rape; has been twice impeached; has been convicted on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records; has mocked disabled Americans and denigrated veterans and Gold Star families.<\/p>\n<p>We need to have hope for a better future, for a democracy where we can critique and pressure our government to make better choices. And so yes, we <em>do <\/em>have a choice to make. Every vote matters. Every. Single. Vote.<\/p>\n<p>Let\u2019s fight for the world we wanted in 2016, and the world we still anxiously hope for in 2024. If you were thinking of staying home today: please don\u2019t.<\/p>\n<hr\/>\n<blockquote>\n<h4\/>\n<h2 style=\"text-align: center;\"><em><b>Hillary Clinton, the Next President of the United States<\/b><\/em><\/h2>\n<p><strong><em><span style=\"color: #ff0000;\">Deprecated: WordPress Deleted\u00a0<\/span><\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n<p style=\"text-align: center;\">Post planned for November 9, 2016<\/p>\n<p>Throughout the late summer and fall, we have published an essay series called \u201c<a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/topics\/run-like-a-girl\/\">Run Like a Girl<\/a>,\u201d profiling the women who have pursued America\u2019s highest office. From <a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/07\/19\/throwing-shade-on-lady-presidential-candidates-victoria-woodhull-1838-1927\/\">Victoria Woodhull<\/a>, the first woman to run for president in 1872, to <a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/10\/04\/the-complicated-legacy-of-carol-moseley-braun\/\">Carol Moseley Braun<\/a>\u2019s primary campaign in 2004, our editors, writers, and guest contributors have shown the different approaches to \u201cRunning Like a Girl.\u201d From conservative women like <a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/08\/02\/a-declaration-of-conscience-margaret-chase-smith-1897-1995\/\">Margaret Chase Smith<\/a> and <a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/10\/25\/agnes-waters-the-pistol-packing-mama-for-president\/\">Agnes Waters<\/a> to liberals like <a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/11\/02\/she-had-guts-shirley-chisholm\/\">Shirley Chisholm<\/a> and <a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/10\/18\/are-we-free-to-be-president-yet-the-legacy-of-pat-schroeder-and-1970s-feminism\/\">Pat Schroeder<\/a>, we showed the range of life experience, policy agendas, and political beliefs that female presidential candidates have had over nearly 150 years of running for president. But today we finally know what it looks like for a woman to WIN. Our editors wanted to opportunity to say what it means to us to see the first woman elected as President of the United States.<\/p>\n<h3>Jacqueline Antonovich<\/h3>\n<p>During our \u201cRun Like a Girl\u201d series, there was a bit of a Twitter kerfuffle over who actually was the first woman to run for POTUS. We at <em>Nursing Clio <\/em>maintain it was <a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/07\/19\/throwing-shade-on-lady-presidential-candidates-victoria-woodhull-1838-1927\/\">Victoria Woodhull<\/a> in 1872, while others argued that since Woodhull didn\u2019t meet the Constitutional age requirement at the time, the honor must go to <a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/07\/26\/lady-presidential-candidates-belva-lockwood-1830-1917\/\">Belva Lockwood<\/a> in 1884. But if we are taking Constitutional requirements into consideration, both Woodhull and Lockwood would have faced extensive legal challenges had they won, due to the fact they they were both running for President well before the 19th Amendment granted full political rights to women. So to me, using the Constitution to judge who was the authentic \u201cfirst woman candidate for President\u201d is a bit disingenuous. But the whole conversation got me thinking about the through line between Woodhull and Clinton. 144 years has passed between the two campaigns and taking the long view, it becomes painfully clear why it took so long to elect our first woman President of the United States:<\/p>\n<ol>\n<li>Woodhull and Lockwood ran for POTUS pre-19th Amendment. Had either of them won, they would have faced Constitutional challenges and in all likelihood, the election results would probably have been ruled invalid.<\/li>\n<li>Looking at who could legally win office without a Constitutional challenge, we would have to wait till 1920, when Laura Clay ran and failed to get the Democratic nomination.<\/li>\n<li>It wouldn\u2019t be till the 1950s (<a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/10\/11\/when-politics-becomes-show-business-gracie-allen-runs-for-president\/\">Gracie Allen\u2019s joke candidacy<\/a> aside) when we would finally see a woman candidate head a party ticket. In 1952, Ellen Jensen ran on the Washington Peace Party ticket, Mary Kennery on the American Party ticket, and <a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/10\/25\/agnes-waters-the-pistol-packing-mama-for-president\/\">Agnes Waters <\/a>ran for the American Woman\u2019s Party. These three women ran as candidates for fringe political parties that had no chance of winning the White House; nonetheless, their nominations ushered in an age of women candidates heading third-party tickets, including the 2016 Green Party candidate, Jill Stein.<\/li>\n<li>Beginning in the 1960s, women regularly appeared in the nomination process for our two main parties. Women like <a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/08\/02\/a-declaration-of-conscience-margaret-chase-smith-1897-1995\/\">Margaret Chase Smith<\/a>, <a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/11\/02\/she-had-guts-shirley-chisholm\/\">Shirley Chisholm<\/a>, and <a href=\"https:\/\/nursingclio.org\/2016\/09\/28\/the-mother-of-title-ix-goes-to-washington-patsy-takemoto-mink-1927-2002\/\">Patsy Takimoto Mink<\/a> all tried and failed to secure the Democratic or Republican nomination for POTUS.<\/li>\n<li>In 2008, Hillary Clinton came closer than any other woman to securing a major party nomination for President. Ultimately, the \u201cYes, We Can\u201d enthusiasm, hope, and excitement of the Barack Obama candidacy prevailed.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<p>Finally in 2016. Finally. Hillary Rodham Clinton is elected the first woman President of the United States. She stands on the shoulders of giants.<\/p>\n<h3>Carrie Adkins<\/h3>\n<p>First, the obvious (or at least, the obvious to most readers of <em>Nursing Clio<\/em>): the election of Hillary Clinton as the President of the United States is an incredibly important historical moment. Despite the fascinating achievement of the many women we\u2019ve profiled in the \u201cRun Like a Girl\u201d series \u2014 and the thousands and thousands of other women who have devoted themselves to politics, government, and public service \u2014 in 2016, Hillary Clinton is finally the first one to do this. <em>Finally. <\/em>It\u2019s wonderful. But. Allow me to be the huge downer in the room (on the blog?) for a second and say: brace yourselves, people. We are about to see a whole new wave of sexism and misogyny unleashed. Trump supporters will continue to do shitty things like <a href=\"http:\/\/www.salon.com\/2016\/11\/02\/texas-official-and-top-donald-trump-supporter-apologizes-for-calling-hillary-clinton-the-c-word\/\">call our new President a \u201ccunt\u201d<\/a> and imply that she\u2019s too ugly to run a country; that\u2019s no surprise. In addition, though, we\u2019re about to see every choice Hillary Clinton makes filtered through the lens of gender. We\u2019re about to see her shortcomings (real or perceived) attributed to her lady parts. And, just as we saw with racism in the aftermath of Obama\u2019s election, people will now feel totally justified in saying whatever horrible things they can think of about women \u201cbecause look, one is President now, what more do you want?\u201d So I\u2019m celebrating the victory and feeling the significance of the moment, and yes, my feminist heart is warm. But I\u2019m also dreading these developments and worried about what they will mean for women and for the country. It\u2019s going to get ugly out there.<\/p>\n<h3>Sarah Handley-Cousins<\/h3>\n<p>For decades \u2014 maybe even centuries \u2014 it\u2019s been something of a cute joke to say to strong-willed, independent-minded little girls, \u201cYou\u2019re going to be the first woman President!\u201d And while I\u2019m sure some of the people who say that mean it, the saying has always held, at its heart, an element of impossibility. We say it because it has always been so absurdly unlikely that it was almost laughable. Sure, woman president! Right! But from this point onward, the irony in that old joke is dead. As of today, I can look at my three little girls and tell them that women are capable of anything they put their minds to, that women can \u2014 <em>and have<\/em> \u2014 achieved the highest office in the land. Sure, I worry about the backlash, and the culture of misogyny my girls will have to face as the wounded Patriarchy fights to stay alive. I think they\u2019ll still experience sexism when they raise their hands in the classroom but are drowned out by boys, and I think they\u2019ll still grow up in a culture that facilitates rape. But to echo Hillary Clinton\u2019s words about cracking the glass ceiling in 2008, that sexism might still be alive but I think it\u2019s been dealt a fatal blow. All those worries are for the future, though. Today, I\u2019m going to focus on the fact that I will sit with my girls and watch the inauguration of our <em>Madame <\/em>President.<\/p>\n<h3>Lauren MacIvor Thompson<\/h3>\n<p>Mary Ware Dennett, this one is for you. As I work to transform my dissertation into a book, I want to reach back through time and tell one of the women I\u2019m writing about that we\u2019ve finally done it. Dennett not only worked tirelessly for the national suffrage movement, but was instrumental in transforming American attitudes about sex and birth control. I am thankful that Dennett\u2019s dedicated work, which she did at great personal cost, has culminated in a female Presidential candidate who, like Dennett, is practical, productive, and effective at keeping women\u2019s issues at the forefront of our society. Hillary Clinton continues to make the personal political. She is vocal about her respect for women\u2019s right to control their own bodies, she is committed to maintaining our Constitutional right to access abortion, and she can do all that while simultaneously balancing foreign relations, the economy, and the numerous social and political issues that make up today\u2019s United States. Thanks for doing it all, Madam President, and doing it so well. I know, somewhere, Dennett is cheering you on. I am too, as are my two daughters. Ignore the haters and go get \u2018em. We\u2019re behind you all the way.<\/p>\n<h3>Adam Turner<\/h3>\n<p>First, celebrate. Hillary\u2019s Clinton\u2019s election is more than symbolic. It\u2019s a powerful counterweight for every girl, every young woman told they can\u2019t or they shouldn\u2019t just because \u201cgirls aren\u2019t ______.\u201d Of course the election of the first woman President of the United States [woot!] won\u2019t \u201csolve\u201d gender discrimination \u2014 any more than the first African American President ended racism. But celebrate nonetheless. We still have a lot of work to do. And I believe (hope) that most of the aggressive bile produced in this election came from a small minority of people who are hopefully learning that they don\u2019t represent the vast \u201csilent majority\u201d they think they speak for. I generally like my history to stay in the past, and I intend to keep pushing for a community further and further away from that past. The future will look different, and it will require compromise. For those who preferred not to support Clinton because she wasn\u2019t their \u201cideal,\u201d remember that in a country of nearly 324,000,000 the only truly representative leaders must compromise. It isn\u2019t a bad word. Many of us agree on the goals; we need to work harder to debate the methods without tearing into each other, and to share power more equitably. These are things to keep working toward, and we\u2019ll only make progress by not villainizing those who disagree with us or disengaging from them; by talking with, not at them. For now, get yourself a glass of your preferred fizzy beverage and take a breather.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n<hr\/>\n<p><em><strong>If this has been a hard read, we\u2019re right there with you. But as historians, we see the importance in documenting our own hopes and feelings as they were eight years ago. This post is history now, a primary source that may offer some insight into one particular moment in the fall of 2016. 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