A Woman As President?
No, not of the USA!
Of North Korea.
Recent reports of S. Korea's intelligence services thinking Kim Il Jung may be grooming his thirteen years old daughter for eventual Presidentship. There seems to have been no official announcement from the government but she has been seen with him at some official functions.
This idea has been asked for a some time now. Korean society is strongly patriarchal although both Koreas have highly-educated women in high-ranking work, even government positions.
Although a hard-line Communist country politically and economically, the Kim family has established itself as a ruling dynasty, and even coined a name for it: "Kimilsim"; but the Kims have no son to take over power.
Of North Korea.
Recent reports of S. Korea's intelligence services thinking Kim Il Jung may be grooming his thirteen years old daughter for eventual Presidentship. There seems to have been no official announcement from the government but she has been seen with him at some official functions.
This idea has been asked for a some time now. Korean society is strongly patriarchal although both Koreas have highly-educated women in high-ranking work, even government positions.
Although a hard-line Communist country politically and economically, the Kim family has established itself as a ruling dynasty, and even coined a name for it: "Kimilsim"; but the Kims have no son to take over power.
