Morris: How Hillary Becomes President in '08

NewsMax.com ^ | Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2004 7:14 a.m. EST | Editor: Newsmax

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Longtime presidential strategist Dick Morris had words of caution yesterday for those who say Hillary Clinton can't generate the kind of national support she needs to put herself back in White House in 2008.

Not only will Sen. Clinton win her party's nomination in a walk, the former Clinton adviser contends, her chances of beating the GOP four years from now are "superb."

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Dick Morris thought Hillary would run 2004 and could beat Bush. What do you guys think about this?

[anniegetyourgun]

Third post is a charm!

[InvisibleChurch]

Watching out for the Posting Police!

[goldstategop]

Hillary might want to run for New York's Governor in 2006 to gain some state executive experience and then run for President in 2008. If Pataki retires, I think the state mansion in Albany is hers. And Eliot Spitzer can be persuaded to switch and run for her seat in the Senate, which he will win.

[DooDahhhh]

Full of himself and trying to maintain his importance. He goes with the wind and tries to guess for the most part. Typical poll following liberal.

[theconservativerepublican]

actually Hitlery is already trying to be manipulative and make herself look more conservative then she really is. She's already started playing the game.
I think it will be very hard for her to win in 2008. We just saw how this country turned out for Bush mostly for moral beliefs. If she doesnt turn against abortion and homosexual unions, then I think she has no chance.

[Conservative Infidel]

Seems to me he predicted that sKerry would win in '04. 'Nuf said...

[William of Orange]

Dick Morris thought Hillary would run 2004 and could beat Bush. What do you guys think about this?

let's not beat around the Bush here, George W. Bush, despite the 3 million vote advantage was beatable this year, if just under 60k Ohioan votes had gone sKerry's way he would've been president. That is a scary thought if there ever was one. There is no doubt that many women admire Hillary, for some reason or another. Not because they like her politics but because she is... Hillary.

But don't underestimate the opposition to her either, she starts out with a negative 40% that will never in a gazillion years vote for her. So she will need a lopsided advantage amongst undecideds. Hillary will run and the DNC might just as well dispense with primaries the Hildabeast will simply not allow opposition. Run against her at your own peril. But with dr. Rice up against her, that's where I say: landslide! And it ain't going Hitlary's way.

[goldstategop]

She could run as a Republican. I wouldn't put anything past that woman.

[Nick Danger]

Get ready for the Pissed Off Bimbos For Truth and their remarkable TV ads.

[TomGuy]

GEORGE W. BUSH IS MOST ADMIRED MAN IN 2004 (AHHHHHHHH! HILLARY IS MOST ADMIRED WOMAN!)

Posted by TomGuy to areafiftyone On News/Activism 12/29/2004 8:44:09 AM CST · 21 of 24 The naysayers who think Hillary won't be formidable in '08 are fooling themselves. She has spent the last 4 years remaking her image, and she will continue to do so. Pubbies need to be grooming a superstar now to face her. Otherwise, she will be electable in '08. If you thought the msm covered over Kerry's errs and ills, just wait until you see them remake Hillary into St. Hillary of Ark.

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

Only if the republicans nominate some worthless rino like Romney or Powell or McLunatic, or a host of others.

A real conservative will annihilate her heinous.

[TomGuy]

Except that would only give her 2 years of gubernatorial experience before running. It just wouldn't be viable, and she can't wait until '12 because another Dem could most likely take the WH in '08.

[goldstategop]

Dick Morris is on record as saying the only person he thinks can beat Hillary is Condie Rice. Either way, we would get our first woman President.

[The Wizard]

what an clymer

[sgtbono2002]

If Republicans ran McCain I would just stay home.

[goldstategop]

Even 2 years of executive experience on her resume would be helpful. Every President elected in the last century has been a former Governor. She would be well positioned to take advantage of the prominence that goes with the role to make her imprint on New York State and then run for President. The party would certainly get behind a successful Big State Governor.

[Next_Time_NJ]

Dick Morris, though i like the man.. Has his face seriously planted up Hillary's Butt... This guy, whatever chance he gets talks about her.

I think he has some secret fetish or something.

[Fruitbat]

Dick Morris thought Hillary would run 2004 and could beat Bush. What do you guys think about this?

I think Dick hasn't tabulated all those that would "drop off" too.