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My, my, my .... sure sounds like a lot of beeeg talk... If it happens it will be history making cause the rest of the dems fairly quake in their shoes when she waddles past and they dare not look into her eeeevil, soul less eyes.

Rivals sure to target Clinton at debate
For the second presidential debate in a row, Hillary Rodham Clinton can expect to be everyone's punching bag. This time she'll be on the stage to defend herself.
Republicans ganged up on the New York senator during their debate last week in Florida, knowing that was a good way to energize the GOP base. Democrats are criticizing Clinton because she's the candidate to beat in their own primary.
It's their first debate in a month, and during that time Clinton has solidified her position as the front-runner, gaining in polls, taking the lead in fundraising and dominating the agenda.
Illinois Sen. Barack Obama has criticized her for failing to explain how she would save Social Security and for a vote on Iran. Former North Carolina Sen. John Edwards has turned to questions of honesty and integrity, areas where polling shows voters are divided on Clinton.

LOL I'm not s'sure that John Edwards, a slip-n-fall, ambulance chaser lawyer is exactly the best person to question her honesty and integrity.