[presidio9]

Try to offer some semblance of an argument -- ANYTHING! -- that this is true and maybe I won't consider you a raving left wing pro-abort intent on getting a liberal in the White House.

I scratch my head every time I see the ridiculous "Rudy or Hillary, take your pick" assessment. Sure, Hillary's "the most admired woman in America," according to People Magazine, or Entertainment Tonight, or some other "important" gage of public opinion. But she's also easily the most hated person in America. She is the reigning world champion of polarization. Will 30% of the voters come out just to vote for Hillary? Probably. But 40% will come out just to vote against her. Rick Lazio was an unknown with no credentials who joined the race at the last minute in a very liberal state. Hillary rode algore's coat tails during a presidential election. She still only got 56% of the vote. A healthy margin, but hardly a blowout.

[wtc911]

"Hillary rode Al Gore's coat tails"....Um, Let's forget for a moment that the two ran with a widely publicized gulf between their campaigns (remember Al wanting to distance himself from the Clintons?) you can't ride the coat tails of a loser and win yourself.

Another example of erroneous opinion presented as fact.