[Swanks]

Predication. Hillary will let him twist in the wind for months on this. Why clean Kerry's clock now and go into the convention the defacto winner months ahead of time? Kind of like have a 20 point lead with 5 minutes to play.

No, its the big MO Hillary is after. Come into the convention with feear uncertainty and doubt; right up to the last minute. And head out the convention door with the crown on her head with a full head of steam.

[sinkspur]

I keep hearing this stuff about Hillary, but she would get her clock cleaned by Bush.

As the article says, memories aren't that short, and Hillary would galvanize the Republican party like no other opponent.

Don't forget: she has no money, and could not raise enough to mount a decent campaign two months out.

Hillary is not running in 2004; she's running in 2008, and it is in her interest to wound any Democrat candidate.

[Monti Cello]

I had put the Clinton idea to bed, but there is a lot of chaos in the party.

As soon as the Dem crown is about to be placed, there's a catastrophe, twice now.

Could it happen also to Edwards?

My hope is that this is a Clintonian machination, which the rad-dems reject as Shrillary tries to make her move.

It's like chess pieces being removed from the board....Dean the straightahead rook, and Kerry the angular bishop. Does the Queen have maximum freedom and power, or will she get removed herself, leaving the board empty?

[Edmund Burke]

Why are we worried about Hillary? She would win fewer states than George McGovern. How many states can you carry when 95% of the male population votes for someone else?

[AmericanVictory]

At first, Dick Morris' prediction seemed fantastic; now it is looking much more credible.

[SkyPilot]

Predication. Hillary will let him twist in the wind for months on this.

Or, she will want to know if she can have a crack at the girl.