To: BlessedByLiberty
why would she risk getting into the 2004 race via some "extraordinary" means to run against an incumbent, when she has a clear shot at the 2008 run?
For 2008, that Hillary/Richardson ticket will be strong: the appeal to independent women, Hispanics. Don't underestimate it.
To: oceanview
Do most people even think of him as hispanic? I wonder if he changed his name to Richardson from something else.
To: oceanview
How about a Hillary/Ford ticket in 2008? Cover almost all the bases. White males make up only 22% of the Dem base.
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02/17/2004 1:39:38 PM PST by
kabar
To: oceanview
She would have to run for reelection in NY - Guliani (sp) is supposed to be her challenger there he would win. She has no stellar reputation or legislation to point to, other than being co-crook in chief during their white House years.
A brokered convention with her as savior of the Dem Party means she will not have to answer a question, debate an issue or stand on a stage with DEM opponents. This keeps his mythical 'legacy' alive. Who could fault a Clinton for taking the easy, slithering way in?
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