Democrats Can’t Wait for Hillary to Lose

Townhall.com ^ | April 21, 2015 | Carl Jackson

[EQAndyBuzz]

“Kerry: “I’m really Sarah Jessica Parker. You never see the two of us together.””

[Pearls Before Swine]

Part of the grand strategy may be for the Dems to lose in 2016, let the GOP president take the blame for the economic hard times that will likely come between now and 2020, and sweep into power the following term with a President and a big Congressional majority.

That is, unless Obama screws things up so bad in the next year and a half that there is no tomorrow.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

I’m liking Ted more and more.
He’s out there, setting the agenda (and a standard) for the rest of the crowd.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

See my #12

[Zuben Elgenubi]

Was it Rush that posited that she can’t drop out because then the “foundation” donations will dry up?

The same Rush who initiated "Operation Chaos"?

[bk1000]

Something tells me they want a Republican, a squishy Republican, to win in order to carry the blame for the impending implosion and failure of Obama’s policies.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Jeb Bush is Hillary’s only chance to be elected. If the RNC can nominate the designated loser like the last two cycles, she wins.
If we can nominate Ted Cruz against the combined efforts of The Ministry Of Propaganda and The Cheap Labor Express we may have a chance to restore the Republic.

[bigbob]

Hillary is their John McCain.

[EQAndyBuzz]

GMTA

[Vigilanteman]

I think Hitlery has close to a 50-50 chance regardless of who the GOP nominates.

The reason is simple: Democrats and their media subsidiary may grouse and grumble about their nominee but, in the end, they will all turn out to vote for whomever it is . . . sometimes multiple times.

The GOP? Not so much.

[SandRat]

as much as we want her to GET LOST?

[ripley]

If Hillary! doesn’t get in, Gore will.

IMHO

[hinckley buzzard]

I would pay no mind to her book tour or her "rollout." It's a long long way to 2016 and these details are petty chaff. Far more significant issues lay in the wings.

[hinckley buzzard]

Well, the fact is clear, any democrat candidate, no matter how defective, starts out with 43% of the popular vote before giving a single speech. That means, Hillary only needs to win an additional 8% of the vote.

While the GOP sets up for yet one more circular firing squad, allowing the media to pick off the leaders one by one, all Hillary has to do is market herself like any other consumer product with media ads, sound bites and video clips. She may not ever even have to talk to a living breathing voter for the whole campaign.