[knak]

pleeeease nooo

[Texasforever]

Yep the democrats' approach to law. If it feels good break it.

[Dan from Michigan]

Klinton can't be president. I don't think it'll work.

[ladyinred]

Will the left never stop mourning the loss of Clinton in the White House? Sheesh! Get over it, and speaking of "move on!"

[stylin19a]

The first objection, the constitutional one, can be disposed of easily. The Constitution does not prevent Clinton from running for vice president. The 22nd Amendment, which became effective in 1951, begins: "No person shall be elected to the office of the president more than twice."

not true ! no person who is ineligible to be president can run for vice-president.

[doug from upland]

Has the professor not heard of Arkancide? Good grief, who would want either Clinton to have an incentive to cause your demise?

[MinuteGal]

Now you up and did it, knak.

I think I'm going to be sick.

Leni

[nutmeg]

read later bump

[Stallone]

Clinton inherited a booming economy, and handed in one in full recession.

The Republican Congress thwarted Clinton's economic plan at every turn.

The shameless 'Rat party will never get away with this nonsense.

[Walkingfeather]

Here's this idiots email address let him know what you think.

stephen.gillers@nyu.edu

[w1andsodidwe]

Besides, people might even pay to watch Bill Clinton debate Dick Cheney. So why not?

Right, he was so good debating Dole on 60 minutes.

The good news is the BJ Clinton cannot run for Vice President as the VP candidate must be qualified to serve as President.

[fso301]

If Kerry values his health, he won't allow a clinton to be VP.

[Walkingfeather]

BTW I love the idea. Think about this folks, Of all the candidates that The sink master campaigned for how many won the election? I think only 1. Now nothing brings out the Republican base like the name Clinton. Here is the beauty, Clinton raises millions and it all gets spent on advertizing and then the candidate loses. That is just that much more money they will not be able to raise the next time.

[Choose Ye This Day]

People are longing for Clinton's strong (bubble) economy? Don't make me post it AGAIN:


CLINTON ECONOMY VS. BUSH ECONOMY

During Clinton's "Great Economy" back in 1996:
Unemployment was at 5.6%
Average wage was $11.82/hr.
Inflation was 3.3%

During George W. Bush's "miserable failure" economy of 2004:
Unemployment is at 5.6%
Average wage is $15.40/hr.
Inflation is 1.9%

So 5.6% unemployment is lousy today, because a Republican is in the White House? Funny, back in 1996, CNN said that 5.6% unemployment was LOW! Amazing how the spin changes, depending on who is in power.

The Dems, paleo-protectionists and the lamestream media don't want us to see the true picture, and realize that the Bush economy is pretty good, all things (terrorist attacks, war, etc.) considered.

Find out the rest, in CNN's own words, at this thread:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1087145/posts

[Charles Henrickson]

So much for the constitutional obstacles.

What an idiot. How did this thing ever get published? The Constitution DOES prevent Bill Clinton from being elected VP.

Of course, the clear language of the Constitution hasn't stopped a lot of things over the last 70 years.

[scott7278]

Man, would I be watching my back...

[okie01]

The Constitution also clearly states:

No person who is ineligible for the office of the President shall be eligible for the office of the Vice President.

In other words, it's totally bogus. And the moron who authored this for the Houston Chronicle didn't bother to read far enough.

Neither, apparently, did his editor.

The Mainstream Media:
IGNORANCE ON PARADE

[goldstategop]

I can see Hillary angling for job but not Bill. In any case if she accepts, I don't expect Kerry to live long if he wins.

[Choose Ye This Day]

Dick Cheney would rip that silly pout right off Spot's splotchy face. I can't remember the last time I heard anybody come accross as solid, assured, and in command of the facts and truth as Dick Cheney.

That "I feel your pain" Oprah crap doesn't work anymore, now that real terror has been unleashed in the world.

[doug from upland]

Consider this. Lyndon Johnson served less than two years after JFK was killed. That made him eligible for two of his own elected terms.

What if Kerry had Clinton as VP. For two years, he wouldn't have to worry about having an "accident." Or, would he? Let's suppose he has an accident. The VP Clinton could serve for two years. What if he ascends to the highest office but names Hillary as president. She then names him as VP. She serves a certain amount of time, then she resigns and he can take over with less than two years remaining in the term. He then names her VP and she runs on her own as a sitting VP. Machiavellian? No, Clintonesque.

[AB AB AB]

hmmmm....... I have been swearing it'll be Cleland (see my previous comments pasted below), but this Clinton idea is diabolical enough to look like a realistic threat. It is more plausible than Hillary as VP, because, hey, what else is Bill gonna do anyway? He's a preacher without a pulpit at the moment.

And I'm not so sure the constitutional issue is as clear as my fellow FReepers seem to think. The question is whether someone who is ineligible to be ELECTED president again is "constitutionally ineligible to the office of President." Bill Clinton is, after all, a 35+ yr. old native citizen, etc. If you can't be ELECTED president, does that mean you can't possibly BECOME president? At the very least, there's an ambiguity there... which an aggressive candidate could try to exploit through the federal courts. But hopefully the Supremes would put a stop to any such nonsense.

So for now I'm sticking with my Cleland prediction (see below). Especially because the Bill Clinton scenario would give me nightmares until November.

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It's gonna be Max Cleland. I predicted this earlier tonight at http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1089521/posts (see posts 7 & 21):

Why all the Kerry-promoting quotes from "former Senator Max Cleland" lately? He will be Kerry's VP candidate. Just picture it. A pair of wounded "war heroes" to attack the "wartime president." Don't forget -- you heard it here first.

It would be a bigger headline-getter and buzz-generator than Lieberman in 2000... nearly as much buzz as "first black candidate" or "first woman presidential candidate." All other issues would be sidelined for weeks.

Feb. 12 Boston Globe: “National security credentials are the most important assets that the Democratic presidential front-runner would use to choose a running mate, these [Kerry] aides said.”