@Frederick:
This withered old crone has got to go.
(edited for brevity…)
Maxine Waters, Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, and Elizabeth Warren are four fantastic examples why a woman should never be president. They don't have any regard for the truth, and will say anything at all and defend it like it was their own baby (unless hey had it aborted - then fuck it).
As far as Maxine Waters (great photo montage), or moonbats from either far edge of the political spectrum, the reason for their "life terms" can be summed up in a single word: gerrymandering.
Now, I have to take issue when you cite four female politicians you don't like, and extrapolate it to a blanket prohibition about women being president. Let's take that a step further, to a global perspective, and here's an interesting article about current and "cumulative time of" women leaders in various countries:
http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/03/08/women-leaders-around-the-world/
With a little more research, you would see that many of these women leaders hold very positive poll numbers from their citizenry. I look at someone like Angela Merkel of Germany, and while you may not like her immigration stance, she has been a fixture for several terms. And looking back, did you, as a conservative, think that Margaret Thatcher did a shitty job in Great Britain for all that time?
Now, there have been two recent, and very prominent disasters concerning female leaders that come to mind: former Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, and Park Geun-hye of South Korea. These were largely financial mismanagement and corruption (bribery) issues.
YET… when we compare this pair of naughty dames to, oh, say, North Korea's Supreme Leader, Kim Jong-un; and current Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad, I find the idea of bashing women as leaders to be a very weak cause.