The first woman US president

The first woman US president might be a Chinese American.
Knowing that Dr. Rice was overwhelmingly confirmed as a new secretary of state, I and my friend of a black co-worker talked about 2008 presidential election at work yesterday.  I said that I would love to vote for Hillary though I voted for Bush last time.  I just love the Clintons.  “ Oh, no,” I said to myself when I saw my daughter of eight years old after work. To me, my daughter is the great presidential candidate and she should be the first woman president in American.  Look at what she wrote in her homework at the time when Bush and Kerry were running for the presidency.
My daughter writes in her homework that she should be elected as President of the United States and can be a good president because she fights for justice and liberty. (As a Chinese American and her parents from Mainland China, she knows that justice and liberty are most important. Not bad, is it?). She wants to point her little sister of 4 years old to be her Vice President because she is kind and helpful. (More ambitious than John F. Kennedy. It looks like that we are going to replace Kennedy family). Her Advisers will be her teacher and friends because they are generous. (Well, you've got to be my daughter's friends now. Otherwise, you may be too late.). She also wants to have a doggie pet in the White House. (A President needs loyal and true friends, doesn't she?  No friend can be as loyal as a doggie, is it right?). She will solve the problem that kids are pushing each other in recess by telling them to stop pushing each other. She also wants to help Americans to be nice, helpful and kind to each other. (We are confident now that our America will be even better in the future, aren’t we?).
The following is her cabinet members:
Vice President:  Her sister
Advisors:  Her teacher and friends
Issue to be solved:  Stop pushing each other at recess
First pet:  Doggie
Goals to be achieved during her presidency:  Help Americans to be nice, helpful and kind to each other
My dear friends, please vote for my daughter no matter you like me or not, and agree with me or not.  We are Chinese Americans and Chinese Americans should be united together over important issues.  Am I right?   It is a great honor to all Chinese Americans if my daughter is elected.    You know that I am very proud of Zhao, Liao, Kwan, Yao Ming, Chang DePei, and Yang ZhiYuan though I don’t know them personally.   Yes, I am proud of you and myself too though we are not that famous.  We are just happy to see that Chinese are doing well in America, aren't we?